Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 207

Henry buried his anger and resentment, turning to Augustus with a troubled look. He said, "Mr. Frost, Suzanne lacks experience in this field. Even if she wants to lead the design department, she should at least study for a few years to gain everyone's confidence."

During those years, he would make sure to get his hands on Suzanne's shares. By then, neither the Frost family nor Suzanne would have the final say.

Henry's mind was already working hard and calculating his next move.

George glanced at Suzanne, who had remained silent the entire time. He frowned slightly before shifting his attention back to Augustus.

He suggested, "She can stay in the company, but not as the manager of the design department. She should start from the bottom. If she truly has the ability, I won't object to her leading the design department."

A wealthy young woman like her, who only ever indulged in the comforts of luxury, wouldn't possibly be willing to start from the bottom. This was especially true if she was demanding a managerial position right away.

George was sure she would refuse.

After hearing his words, the others exchanged glances before nodding in agreement. One of the shareholders said, "Even with the Frost family's support, it simply isn't a viable option."

Another agreed, "Starting from the bottom is the most reasonable option."

would be fair to everyone," another chimed

she had no place

that Suzanne wouldn't be able to join the company. There was no way she would agree to start

This group of old fools was determined to keep Suzanne from taking

step forward. All eyes turned to her, and they heard her say calmly, "That's fine. I'll

even more shocked, and he momentarily

disapproval and

her voice was full

design department. Starting from the bottom would allow everyone to witness her growth,

Suzanne as she radiated confidence. At that moment, he realized that his niece had grown up. He smiled softly and nodded,

it

let Suzanne stay. He gave her a concerned look and said, "Suzanne, you should think carefully. It's tough to start from

a

in her otherwise steady gaze

The second half of the sentence remained unspoken, but