During the days Sylvan Cheney wasn’t ho, Jasmine Yale kept eagerly watching the ti go by.
Previously, when they argued and he wasn’t around, she got used to it. Now, just a few days after he left, she beca restless.
When he was on business trips, he was usually busy, sotis only calling her once every two days.
What was originally a four-day trip extended by a full six days.
It wasn’t until the tenth day that Sylvan Cheney flew back to Cakago.
The weather in Cakago was very cold, with the north wind howling, blowing his long coat.
Kade Yuvan ca to pick him up at the airport.
After not seeing him for ten days, Kade was a bit excited to see Sylvan Cheney.
"President, you’ve lost weight. Business trips are really tiring, right?"
Sylvan Cheney wore a dark gray scarf, shielding himself slightly from the cold.
He frowned slightly, tossing the suitcase to Kade: "You can tell if I’ve lost weight? Are you usually too idle at work, or are you just very attentive to ?"
"I’m concerned about you. Whenever I go on business trips, I lose weight too because I can’t eat well or sleep well outside."
"I am not you."
"..."
Kade lifted Sylvan Cheney’s suitcase into the trunk.
The wind was particularly strong today, and the car’s heating was much more comfortable than outside.
Kade got into the driver’s seat: "President, are we heading to the office? Quite a few docunts are waiting for your decision, and I dare not act rashly."
"Didn’t I grant you the privilege? You don’t need to report trivial matters to . My ti is limited, and I don’t want to waste it on aningless things."
"There are too many issues, many of which I can’t decide on. Can you guide ? It’s a good opportunity to learn from you."
"Issues in the company are just the sa old things, rely changes in form. You’ve been with for more than half a year; what’s so hard to decide? I’ll shoulder the risk, Kade, you are too timid."
Kade pouted.
Just got back and was reprimanded.
"President, you’re right."
"Don’t speak to in that perfunctory tone, don’t be sarcastic." Sylvan Cheney was displeased, "Wherever you work in the future, if you want to rise to higher positions, you must have a bigger vision. As long as you’ve thoroughly considered a decision and think it can be made, just do it. Don’t hesitate, or you’ll never be in a decision-making position!"
"President, I’ll follow you in the future, unless you don’t want anymore, otherwise, I’ll always stick with you."
Kade found it educational to follow Sylvan Cheney, though he was reprimanded every now and then.
But he didn’t mind.
A boss who can reprimand teaches more than one who knows nothing.
Moreover, Sylvan Cheney had imnse charisma, the most charismatic man among the top brass he had ever seen.
He had t President Janus, who was also charismatic, but lacked it due to age; he was too old.
However, the President was different; he was young and cunning.
He realized why won in the company looked at Sylvan Cheney differently when they saw him.
Sylvan Cheney didn’t say anything for a while, then calmly said: "You’re too young; you need to learn to move forward on your own even without soone leading you."
"What if I take the wrong path?"
"A wrong step serves as a lesson and is better than hesitation and fear."
"Then, President, what do you do when you make a wrong decision?"
"There is no absolute right or wrong. What others see as wrong, I might see as right."
Kade was puzzled; the logic and dialectics left him montarily unable to comprehend.
Perhaps it ant... just follow your heart? That’s how Kade understood it.
He drove the car out of the airport.
The fierce winds howled around, and tree branches creaked.
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