On the day Horace took control, he transferred all of his shares to my name. As per our agreement, we would manage Reese Enterprise together, and I would hold half of the shares. But it seemed I had misjudged him. He wasn't exactly passionate about being the chairman. At first, he humbly claimed that his health was poor and his energy low, so my dad should represent him fully. Eventually, he stopped coming to the office altogether.To be honest, I enjoyed discussing business with him. It was always a pleasure talking to someone sharp. Six months later, I found out I was pregnant. He seemed to care even less about the company then, often following me wherever I went. Whenever I asked, he'd reassure me, saying my father was handling everything, so I shouldn't worry. Tsk. I couldn't believe had once called him "ambitious". The baby came without any problems—it was a boy. Horace was overjoyed, spending all his time with him, hardly letting go. Once our son started kindergarten, I star
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