Chapter 72

With Gerald's approval, Racquelle had no choice but to accept this reality, regardless of her reluctance. She feared him above all else; while she could unleash her fury on me without restraint, her defiance crumbled at our father's intervention. Moreover, he had long planned for her to inherit the company. By using training as an excuse to assign her this task, I had created a perfectly reasonable situation that left her no grounds for refusal. Racquelle glared at me, her face darkening with anger as she ground her teeth in frustration. "Dad, I'm not experienced enough to handle this. You can't just impose this on me!" She cast an imploring look at our father, trying to convince him otherwise. I quickly shook my head with solemn authority. "Mr. Gerald, this is the simplest task the company has at present. Management personnel without experience must engage in hands-on work to understand operations. No one is born skilled in these matters. Only through practice can they discover t