{ ♕ }; All of the information she had given him could be found by a simple search on the internet. He wasn’t sure what she was getting out of repeating it to him. The shady work he put into finally heading the company was kept quiet, hiding under mounds of paperwork and locked cabinets. Hans Westergard was good at keeping secrets.
❝ Nothing new to me. I’m a lot smarter than my twelve brothers and I know how to handle a company. But you, you’re much more of an enigma. Why would a father choose his daughter, of all people? What experience do you have? ❞
She’s almost insulted. The way he words it, it almost sounds as if she shouldn’t be heading Future Industries. But her contempt for the remark remains hidden behind politeness and hospitality.
"Why shouldn’t he choose his daughter? Future Industries was– is– my father’s lifeblood; a second C H I LD. I have no brothers or sisters. And other relatives would not have near the knowledge or experience. He was hardly going to let an outsider inherit it. Naturally, it went to me. I’ve been involved with every step of production of vehicles since I was old enough to reach the pedals. “