Chapter 702


    Chapter 702 I Trust Your Judgment


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    "What''s wrong?" Jenny asked, puzzled.


    Graham retracted his gaze and looked at her.


    "James is a good person, but he is engaged to Jolene.I don''t want you having anything to do with him."


    He thought favorably of James, and he still did.


    But this didn''t mean that he could tolerate him being close to both of his daughters, especially Jenny.


    Jenny was stunned.She instantly understood what Graham meant and was speechless.


    "You''re overthinking things.He''s my senior.He''s just like family to me.Can''t I have a meal with family?"


    "I know you don''t mean it that way, Jenny, but does James feel the same way? Can you guarantee that


    people will keep their mouths shut?"


    Graham was grim.He was truly trying to act in Jenny''s best interests.


    Jenny was exasperated.


    She looked at her father, saying, "I don''t care what people think of me as long as I have a clear


    conscience."Seeing that he was unable to convince Jenny, Graham shook his head.


    "Just don''t grow too close with him.Forget the outsiders.What would Jolene think?"


    "Why should I be concerned about what she thinks?" Jenny scoffed.


    Jolene woulde to bother her regardless and me every single inconvenience on her.


    Thus, whether Jenny had lunch with James wouldn''t make a difference.


    Graham had no idea how to respond.He was silent for a while before sighing, then saying, "Forget


    it.We''ll drop it.What did youe here for?"


    Normally, Jenny wouldn''te to see him in thepany unless she had a reason.


    Graham knew this very well.


    "I came here to talk about my resignation," Jenny said, not beating around the bush.


    Graham wasn''t surprised.


    "That''s alright.There''s no point in you staying on in the sales He had assigned her to the sales


    department in order to train her, but it seemed pointless now. Jenny was much more capable than he


    had thought, so the training was unnecessary.


    "I will assign you as my assistant so that you will be introduced to the heart of the system. This way,


    you''ll inherit thepany sooner," Graham suggested.


    But Jenny frowned, upset.


    "Didn''t we agree on letting trustworthy and capable people take over thepany?"


    "That''s true, but you can''t bepletely clueless about how things work." Graham was amused.


    Jenny didn''t seem to want to understand how thepany worked at all, but that wouldn''t cut it.


    There was no guarantee that the people they got to take over thepany would be dependable


    forever.


    What if someone betrayed them? What if Jenny was manipted without her knowing? Jenny waved


    her hand nonchntly.


    "I trust your judgment." Graham was speechless.


    He didn''t trust his judgment, but here Jenny was, saying that she did.He was at a loss for what to say.


    "Well, since you don''t want to inherit thepany, I won''t force you to.However, I hope you''d find a


    good husband to whom I can entrust thepany."


    Graham brought up his request.He thought that this was the best solution.If Jenny could pick a


    husband from the pool of suitors he hadpiled, everything would be perfect.He ced the


    documents of the eligible bachelors on the table.


    "These are all young and talented men.Their fathers are all loyal employees of Walter Inc.I trust them


    all very much, which is why I''d like to nurture them."