Out of the family and out of the country.

[The amount of disdain Kyouya felt for the decision came through in his voice, despite his honest attempt to keep his tone even.

The shame in losing the company and letting it leave Japan vindicated him. At least, he felt so. His father would probably disagree. Because it was all the more shameful that his student son had done what neither older brother or patriarch could do.]

However, Grand Tonnerre was outbid and didn't fight it. So, the company remains in Japan.

My father was even given management control back. Financial control remains with the buyer.