A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 60

Sage smiled and said, “The company has been at a standstill for the past few years. If it weren’t for the fame of the Holcomb family, it’d probably be even worse off than it is right now.”

Ever since her uncle, Owen Joyner, took over the company, he grew overly ambitious. He had also switched out some veterans and replaced them with his confidants.

So, Maven Corporation was doing worse every year.

Fortunately, Donald still held some prestige, so many people would give him some credit. That was why the company didn’t plummet.

However, Donald wasn’t in great health, and his energy levels were failing as well. Even though he often reprimanded Owen, the effects were miniscule.

Last year, after Sage got married to Ian, Owen signed some partnerships by making use of the fact that their family was in–laws with the Holcomb family. It was only then that business started looking up.

“We can’t depend on the Holcomb family forever. This isn’t a long–term solution.

Sage continued, “Even though we will spend quite a lot on the management team, they’re professionals, after all. They can help us earn back quite a lot of

money.

“You and Uncle Owen won’t have to work so hard, either. It’s not a bad idea,

right?”

When Donald heard that, he was a little surprised. “Sage, you’ve matured a lot. You were quite earnest when you analyzed the business stuff!”

“Come on, Grandpa, stop teasing me,” Sage said playfully. “Grandpa, just

my suggestion, okay?”

resist his granddaughter’s plea at all. “Fine, you do have

this with your uncle

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sure to convince Uncle Owen so

about the family business so

it yourself.

softly, “Grandpa, I want to protect you and the

admitted to the mental hospital, Donald passed away not long after that. Of course, Owen

Maven Corporation was already nearing

didn’t want it to be ruined

that.

get back

professional managers.

Sage is

when an elegantly

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up. It was her aunt, Susan

the city, so they rarely

wondered what brought Susan

Sage

a good child, Sage. You’d drop by to keep your grandpa