A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

"Yeah, I think Calista's definitely the better fit," Eamon said, nodding in agreement

with Silas.

Since Silas seemed to favor Calista, Eamon didn't see the need to argue.

"Gideon's got a lot of issues, honestly. He's just not right for the company."

"So what do you think we should do?" Silas asked. "Should we just give him some

cushy position?"

Silas knew that, at the end of the day, Gideon was Eamon's grandson. If Eamon

wanted to look out for him, Silas would go along with it, but only if that's what

Eamon asked for.

But Eamon shook his head. "No need. If he's not a good fit, there's no point

keeping him on the payroll. He wouldn't contribute anything useful anyway, right?"

Silas nodded in agreement.

"If he's got any drive at all, maybe this is his chance to prove himself out in the

real world," Eamon continued. "If he's happy just sitting around collecting a

paycheck, then he really doesn't belong here anyway."

clearly disappointed in Gideon. When Silas

had hoped Gideon would step up, maybe not match Silas, but

a

not for the better.

him.

said Calista was the

didn't need a spot at the company anymore. Eamon had more

older one wasn't up to the

could take a shot.

now on was up to

was his own

about me,”

do what you think

the company's yours now,

stay that way. If

to hand

else, that's your call."

had no intention of interfering anymore. Silas was in

of decisions

"Alright, I'll handle it the way I see fit. But

please let me

doubt I'll have much

and your integrity."

the rest of the

the old family home and got into

drove off, Silas turned to her. "Earlier, you mentioned