Ranaway From Wedding, Fell into Tycoon's Love Trap-Chapter 589 Let the Past Be the Past
Theodore Holmes insisted on honesty, but Fabian Holmes had been trying his best to avoid it. In fact, he had noticed it from the very beginning, and it was precisely because he noticed it that he kept pressing in such an abnormal way.
"Dad! I’m sorry for putting you and Mom in a difficult position earlier, I won’t ask you these questions again in the future." While Fabian Holmes was still thinking about how to continue the conversation with Theodore Holmes, Theodore spoke once more. This time his words instantly eased Fabian’s tense nerves.
Upon closer observation of Theodore, Fabian noticed he was no longer as agitated as before. His expression had become calm, and his emotions had returned to a normal state.
"Your mom and I don’t blame you. We also had our faults earlier." Fabian placed his hand on Theodore’s shoulder, patting it like he would for a grown man, "Let’s not bring up this matter again in the future. Let the past be the past, and let’s look forward."
Hopefully, they would never have to bring up this matter again; he truly couldn’t fabricate any more stories.
Today’s situation had already left him in a state of fluster, and if it happened again, he would completely break down.
Theodore Holmes nodded: "Mm!"
"How have you been feeling at the company lately? Do you still feel pressure as before?" If he didn’t change the subject now, then when? Fabian seized the opportunity to steer the topic elsewhere, hoping they could completely avoid the previous one.
Six months ago, right after Theodore graduated from university, he entered the company directly, but not with the identity of the boss’s son. He joined the company as an ordinary college graduate.
Fabian also greatly supported his son’s approach, believing that young people should temper themselves more to truly grow.
Theodore now was just an ordinary salesperson in the company, like any other salesperson there, diligently performing his duties every day.
Perhaps due to his fresh exposure to this field, he struggled greatly at first, facing difficulties from clients and being mocked by experienced salespeople. Sometimes, he was even suppressed by those seasoned salespeople.
There were times when he almost quit, planning to reveal his identity as the boss’s son, which could make him quickly rise to the company’s upper echelons.
By then, he would definitely confront those colleagues, making them open their eyes wide to see who he truly was.
However, he realized that doing so would not be genuine triumph; it would not be the true vindication he sought. He didn’t want that and he refused it.
"It’s much better now."
After six months of training, he had gradually become adept at his work. Now, he handled communications with clients smoothly, and his efforts and achievements had made those colleagues who once mocked and suppressed him begin to reflect on themselves.
"That’s good. If you have any problems in the future, you can always talk to Dad. I can discuss them with you and find solutions together." Fabian Holmes constantly paid attention to Theodore’s growth, whether at home or in the company, always keeping an eye on his son.
Theodore nodded and added a couple more sentences: "But you are not allowed to use your position as the boss to grant me privileges behind the scenes or secretly help me."
"Dad would never use privileges on you, nor would he secretly help you." If Fabian had truly intended to do so, he would have brought Theodore to the higher levels of the company when he first joined. It was impossible for him to be merely an ordinary salesperson now.
