Upon hearing this, Richard stared at her in shock. He hadn't expected her to make such a request.
He struggled to come up with excuses as he replied, "R-Rose, you—you are a girl with no managerial experience. If you join the company as a director, you will face many criticisms."
"But Uncle, I need to do this to fulfill my parents' wishes. You said yourself, all my father wanted was for the company and for my life to be smooth-sailing. If I can make the company grow, that will make me happy. That’ll be my definition of success—not being some spoiled brat who only knows how to have fun somewhere else. Am I wrong in thinking that?"
Rose pretended to be puzzled and hurt.
Richard hurriedly said in denial, "You're overthinking things, Rose. How could I think you're wrong? I’m only suggesti
