So, he made the first move. He approached my father for an acquisition only—pay our debts, heavily compensate my father, and Rose Manufacturing becomes his.
But instead of a hostile takeover, my father proposed a family merger with me as the price, or prize—whatever. It was the only option he gave them. This way, the company stays in the family. A smart and fast move—one I’m slowly not hating anymore.
Thorne Electronics has assumed all of Rose Manufacturing’s debts. There will be a new division called Thorne-Rose Manufacturing.
My father stays on as a Senior Advisor, although he’s still in charge to a large extent. Once I’m married, I get a hefty trust fund, access to Alexander’s wealth, and potentially inherit something from my father—I’m not sure. And everybody is happy.
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