?<strong>Chapter 1058:</strong>
Brook had always known Ken was strong-willed, but this level of defiance was beyond what he had anticipated.
Nova exchanged a quick nce with Hoyt, who sat beside her.
“Honey, don’t let this upset you too much. Even with Charisma Company, Ken is still far behind Lloyd Group. He’ll learn his lesson soon enough, especially when he faces some real challenges. After all, you’re his father. One day, he will realize his mistake ande back to apologize.”
As she spoke, she cast a meaningful look toward Hoyt.
As if on cue, Hoyt immediately dropped to his knees before Brook.
“Dad, I’ve been reflecting deeply over the past few days. I made a huge mistake. I shouldn’t have acted so impulsively.” He nced cautiously at Brook, gauging his reaction, then continued, “If only I were more capable of helping you, then Ken wouldn’t be so arrogant and make you upset.”
“You don’t need to be overly capable, Hoyt,” Nova chimed in. “Just work hard and give your father less to worry about in the future.”
Brook’s stern expression began to ease as he observed Hoyt’s submissive demeanor. He nodded condescendingly and said, “Get up. Nova’s right. You should focus on working harder.”
Little did everyone know, he had ns in mind.
For years, he had intended to groom Ken, shaping him into an excellent heir to the family legacy. But Ken’s increasing defiance had made him question that decision. Perhaps using his other son Hoyt, who was less clever but more pliable, would be easier.
With this thought in mind, Brook spoke in a deep, authoritative tone.
“From now on, you should spend more time at thepany. I’ll start considering letting you handle some projects.”
Nova’s eyes sparkled with delight. She quickly masked her excitement with a gentle smile and turned to Brook.
“That’s a good idea. Hoyt already has a solid foundation in…”
management. “What hecks is practical experience in handling major projects. That’s why he hasn’t caught up to Ken’s understanding of the market yet.”
Brook nodded slightly, acknowledging her point. He was well aware of Hoyt’s shorings. However, his reasoning went deeper than just project experience.
Hoyt’s abilities were far too inferior to Ken’s.
Brook rested a firm hand on Hoyt’s shoulder and nodded thoughtfully.
“Your mom’s right. You dock project experience. Let me think… Why don’t you report to the project department tomorrow? There’s an investment project that needs following up in a week. You’ll handle it.”
Nova blinked, caught off guard. She had expected Brook to assign Hoyt some minor responsibilities, something manageable to ease him intorger roles. This, however, was a significant leap.
She had heard about the uing investment project. It was tied to a high-profile figure from Ar?me Tower.
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