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    The door swung open, and Hank stepped in, looking sharp and polished in a crisp ck suit.


    “Bre—” Hank began, intending to use Brenna’s first name since she and Ellie were close and likely around the same age. But then, he noticed Brenna looked even younger than him.


    He sighed inwardly, envying how the wealthy achieved so much so young. He believed that if his family had that kind of money, he could’ve built apany just as big.


    But luck hadn’t been on his side.


    “Ms. Harper, hello.” He quickly changed how he addressed Brenna. “My sister is Ellie, and I’m Hank. Thiago’s my brother-inw. Thank you for letting me join yourpany. I’ll work hard.”


    “Alright,” Brenna said. “I’ve discussed it with Thiago. You’ll get a one-month trial. Perform well, and you can stay. But if you ck off or try to make things difficult for others because of your connections, you’re out.”


    Brenna’s tone was firm, meant to put Hank on notice. She wanted him to know he couldn’t do whatever he wanted here just because his brother-inw was the vice president.


    Hank shifted ufortably but nodded. The warning in Brenna’s words was clear.


    “I understand. I won’t do anything of that sort,” he said.<fnc168> This text is hosted at find?novel</fnc168>


    Brenna was skilled at managing people. She could see through what Hank was thinking. “I’m just being clear upfront—don’t take it personally. If you do well, we reward performance, and the bonuses are substantial. Even though your education isn’t top-tier, strong skills can still earn you a lot.”


    Hank caught her meaning. “Don’t worry. You’re my sister’s friend, and I won’t cause any trouble for you. I’ll work hard. A chance to join apany like this doesn’te often. I’ll make the most of it.”


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    Thiago rose and gave Hank’s shoulder a light pat. “You can show your sister what you’re capable of. Prove you’ve got real talent. I’m giving you two options: be my assistant, handling daily operations, or join the sales team. But our sales staff are all graduates in the field, so you’d be at a disadvantage. Your choice.”


    Hank thought for a moment. “I’ll be your assistant. At myst job, I handled administrative work. I’m morefortable in such a position.”


    The two then exited Brenna’s office, and Lorna stepped in.


    “Finally, someone with a simr education background as me in thepany,” Lorna said.


    “You should guide him,” Brenna suggested, hoping Hank would prove himself. A capable assistant had serious potential.


    The robot dog orders still needed an outsourcing factory. Brenna nned to ask Ethan for rmendations, as the factory she and Thiago visited in Plomond yesterday hadn’t been suitable.


    When Brenna reached the ny-ninth floor, ni greeted her as she stepped out of the elevator. “Ms. Harper, Mr. Mitchell is with guests. Please wait in the lounge for a moment.”


    “Who’s the guest?” Brenna asked casually, curious about who warranted Ethan’s personal attention.


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