He believed that for a manager, the most crucial attribute wasn't personal work ability, but the capacity to lead subordinates—to inspire them to work for him willingly and with wholehearted dedication.
He was this kind of successful manager. He rarely returned to the company, yet he was able to firmly hold the Valence Group in his hands, even having Hansen Ruiz, the most prominent young master of A City, at his service. What more did he have to worry about?
"You go back on your word," Julia Bluen muttered.
"For you, it's worth it," Glades Horne chuckled softly, finding his wife's stubbornness amusing. She was the most exceptional heiress he knew.
"Sometimes you're like a scoundrel," Julia Bluen also laughed, walking around the car. Glades Horne had already considerately opened the door for her. As she elegantly climbed in and settled into her seat, a strong hand reached out to fasten her seatbelt.
