Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 206

Henry looked toward Augustus with a troubled expression and said, "Mr. Frost, everyone is against Suzanne taking over as manager of the design department. As you can see, there's nothing I can do about it."

He still hadn't settled the score with Suzanne over the Lloyd family incident. How dare she think he would let her into the company?

There was absolutely no way.

And she even wanted to take over as manager of the design department? She had to be dreaming!

George was extremely displeased with Augustus making all the decisions on his own. He let out a cold snort and said, "Sure, she's the eldest daughter of the Yates family, but this isn't a charity. The design department is crucial to the company, so how could we possibly let someone inexperienced take the lead?"

Yates Corporation's success heavily relied on jewelry design, and that department was their lifeline. Every single decision and creation would directly impact the future of the company.

There was no way George would let Suzanne take that position.

The other shareholders quickly voiced their agreement.

"Exactly! This hasn't been thought through at all."

her this role would

least Ms. Seline is a jewelry designer. With her in charge of the design department

being the Yates family's eldest daughter, Suzanne had

who didn't understand design would just

only served to intensify everyone's

of mockery flashed in her eyes.

already aware that Seline was currently in charge of the design department, but were her

on?

Though he had known from the start that the shareholders would oppose, Henry's attitude infuriated

daughter, after all. Yet he actually said

on the table, instantly silencing the room as all eyes turned to him. His voice was icy as he warned, "Have all of you forgotten who has been keeping Yates Corporation afloat? Do you remember who the real

into silence in

Who here didn't know?

scale was entirely sustained by the Frost family,

would be an empty shell. It would only be a matter of time

at the others. This was reality; without certain strength, one would