The Secret Heir's Return to Wealth and Love novel Chapter 1976

The meeting came to an end, and Lola followed Rosalynn into her office.

Despite not having been here for quite some time, everything in the office was in perfect order.

Even the plants seemed more lush than before.

"So, what do you think? We didn't disappoint you, did we?" Lola leaned against the desk, smiling mischievously, awaiting her praise.

Rosalynn looked at her with a smile, "Disappoint? Quite the opposite, you exceeded my expectations. After this project, I can safely leave everything in your hands and prepare to take over the family business."

Rosalynn was not joking. Hilaria's health was deteriorating by the year.d2

She thought of taking over the Jared Group sooner so Hilaria could enjoy her retirement.

Just the other day, she had been talking about how envious she was of Calvin's life on the farm.

She had tried her hand at farming when she had free time, but she always missed the harvest season.

Plus, she had to travel frequently. Long flights took a toll on her health.

Upon hearing this, Lola's cheerful demeanor changed, "Gabriella, I was just joking earlier. We can't do without you."

"You can." Rosalynn said seriously, "Lola, sooner or later I will have to return to the Jared Group. Jered Ventures is my life's work and I can't trust it with anyone but you."

Lola was slightly taken aback.

"After this project, I will give you a new appointment. You will no longer be my assistant, but the CEO of Jered Ventures." Rosalynn said seriously, "You will have full decision-making authority over the affairs of Jered Ventures."

Lola's eyes reddened slightly.

In Lora's family, girls were useless. In her parents' eyes, she was never as good as her brothers.

Her mission should have been to get married and have children when she reached a suitable age, just like her mother, and support her husband and raise her children for the rest of her life.

But Lola was not content with that.

If they thought she couldn't do it, she would study hard to prove them wrong.