Sophie Wilson just responded to his reaction with a big smile, "Eat well, don’t let your mind wander."
Sophie’s smile put Charles Seymour at ease. He nodded and ate with her properly.
In the following two days, Sophie stayed home to prepare well, while Charles dealt with all the company matters.
During these days, Julian Campbell followed Charles around to learn and was almost going crazy.
Is his uncle even human?
He’s like a machine!
And a multifunctional one.
He had no idea how his uncle’s brain worked, why he could remember so much, and how he could quickly respond no matter what questions his subordinates raised.
This swift and decisive manner left Julian in awe and increasingly filled with admiration.
Watching his uncle issue one command after another, with all those department managers continually replying ’yes’, instilled in Julian a longing desire to become someone as capable as his uncle.
Once Charles finished explaining the company’s affairs and all the managers had left, leaving only Julian in the office, he said, "I will be on a business trip tomorrow. During my absence, I have arranged assignments for you."
"Uncle, I will study hard and won’t let you down!" Julian immediately assured him, still immersed in admiration for his uncle, filled with excitement and energy.
"Hmm." Charles didn’t think Julian’s reaction was unusual. Youngsters should have such passion, "The things I’ve arranged for you are with Jim Perry, go find him. Head back to your own home tonight."
"Okay." Julian responded, seeing that Charles was still looking at documents, he ran off to Jim Perry.
Then, seeing what Jim had prepared for him, Julian nearly fell off his chair.
Jim Perry looked at the dumbfounded Julian and asked, "What’s wrong?"
"Uncle... did he assign me half a year’s work all at once?" Julian asked, trembling.
He’s not like his uncle and aunt; there’s so much, he might not finish learning it in half a year.
"The boss was worried that you’d find it boring to study just one thing, so he arranged for you to learn them alternately," Jim explained with a smile.
Julian: "I... really thank him for that..."
Feeling like banging his head on the wall!
"It’s okay, if there’s anything you don’t understand, you can come ask me. While the boss is on his business trip, I’ll be guiding you," Jim said good-naturedly.
"I’ll do my best." Though hit hard, Julian thought of his uncle’s elegance seen earlier and became determined again.
His uncle was just too impressive these past days, and he wanted to become a man like that too.
Even if he couldn’t learn everything, learning half would still be good.
"Good." Jim naturally wouldn’t dampen Julian’s enthusiasm and smiled in agreement.
Meanwhile, on Charles’ side, after handling the last document, he shut down the computer and left the company.
"Boss." In the corridor, meeting Jim Perry, he called out softly.
"Hmm." Charles responded briefly.
Then he left without looking back.
Jim Perry didn’t know what Charles was going to do, but he could guarantee that the boss was definitely not going on a business trip.
Because the boss instructed that during this time, unless he reached out first, no matter what happened, not to contact him, even if Peace Group was going bankrupt, there was no need to contact him.