Bright dealt with the Fan family just because Timothy bullied Rose. If not, he would not pay any
attention to Timothy.
"Timothy is my youngest grandson. His father is my youngest son. He and his parents are dregs in the
Fan family and the Fan Group. But he holds enormous power within the Fan Group and suppresses
Mark. In fact, because of the hard work of my dead husband and my dead eldest son and daughter-in-
law, the Fan Group has achieved its present scale and achievements."
Mrs. Fan was sad while speaking, "the Fan Group should be inherited by Mark. But my youngest son
has no conscience. In order to seize power for himself and his son, he makes Mark a mere figurehead.
Now, I am still alive. If I die, I do not know what they will do to Mark."
"They can't hold on the Fan Group for a few years. Now that you have made the Fan Group in danger, I
can take the opportunity to force the directors to agree to fire Timothy and his parents. Then, the Fan
Group can finally be tranquil."
"Mr. Bright, you give us a way out. So, I really want to thank you for helping me get Mark this position.
We'll take your kindness to heart. If there's anything we can help in the future, just tell us and we'll do
our best."
"Mrs. Fan, don't mention it. You should know that I am only doing this for my wife to get justice." Bright
had not intended to help them. But it was more appropriate for him to let Mark get the position.
And Mark was a man of excellent character. Bright believed that he would not misjudge Mark. If Mike
was in charge of the Fan Group, then the Fan Group would not cause him any more trouble.
Although Bright was not afraid of making enemies in business, one more friend was better than one
more enemy.
"Although you get unintentional positive outcomes, you are still my and Mike's benefactor." Mrs. Fan
was grateful.
"Now, it seems to be the best ending." Bright said.
Mrs. Fan looked at Mark, her grandson. Her eyes were filled with love and expectation, "I feel relieved
since Mike is in charge of the Fan Group. When I die, I can see my husband and my eldest son. Mark,
remember this kindness and lead the Fan Group well."
"Grandma ... I'm not afraid whatever they will do to me. You will live a long life. It is enough for me to
have you by my side." Mark had ambition. But compared to ambition, he loved his grandmother and the
Fan family more. He did not want to put Mrs. Fan in an awkward situation, "It will be okay even if I
really leave the Fan Group and become a normal office worker. Maybe then we will be happier."
"Silly boy. This is a company your Grandpa and your dead parents have worked hard to start. If you
really let your useless second uncle and Timothy take over it, the Fan Group will be destroyed one day.
How can you face your grandfather and your parents?" Mrs. Fan reached out and patted him on the
shoulder, "From now on, you will be responsible for the family and the Fan Group. Do you feel the
pressure?"
"Yeah." Mark nodded, "No motivation without pressure. I will do my best."
"Good." Mrs. Fan was relieved and smiled, "Mark, if you have anything you don't understand in the
future, ask Mr. Bright for advice. Although Mr. Bright is younger than you, he is more experienced and
capable than you."
"Please favor me with your instructions, Mr. Bright." Mark was modest.
"Don't mention it, Mr. Mark. I believe that you just have been suppressed by all sides for so many years
in the Fan Group and have not been able to give full play to your strengths. When you take office, you
will definitely be able to make a big splash and get what you want." Bright's words were also
euphemistic refusals, "Besides, there is still Mrs. Fan who gives Mr. Mark advice. It will not be my turn
to give you advice."
Bright was not unwilling to give advice. But Mark was not Timothy, a loser. Mark was capable enough.
All he lacked was a chance.
Now that he got the chance, Mark, who has been holding back for decades, could certainly have many
means.
"Thanks to Mr. Bright anyway." Mrs. Fan didn't force him.
"Mrs. Fan, Mr. Mark, then I'll take my leave now." Bright turned to leave.
Bill followed behind him and was always his capable assistant.
Seeing Bright get into the car, Mrs. Fan said to Mark, "Fortunately, your blind date with Rose was
destroyed. Otherwise, I am afraid that we cannot keep the Fan Group today."
"Grandma, Rose deserves to be so loved by Mr. Bright. Let's not mention what happened between
Rose and me anymore." Mark thought it was best for them to forget about it.
"Yes." Mrs. Fan was relieved, "Mark, these years, because of the company's business, you haven't
married in your thirties. Now that you take over the Fan Group, you can be at ease in the future."
"Grandma, the overall situation is uncertain. I cannot be immersed in love." Mark pacified Mrs. Fan,
"We'll talk about it later when we have the chance."
...
Bright left the Fan Group and had the driver drive to the airport.
He shouldn't have come to City H, but he did for Rose. It was time for him to go back.
It was tiring to travel between the two places. But he was happy.
Bright sat in the VIP lounge and was about to call Rose when Rose called him first.
"Mark told me about the Fan Group. Thank you, honey." Rose was grateful, "He said he would invite
you to dinner next time if there was a chance."
"No need." Bright refused directly.
"Then I'll cook for you tonight. What would you like to eat? I'll buy it from work." Rose thought she could
cook it herself.
"I was going to tell you that I'm at the airport. I have to go back to City J." Bright had intended to meet
her before he left. But when he thought of that she was busy with work, he didn't want to bother her.
"You're going back?" Rose was surprised and then felt disappointed.
"Are you loath to part with me?" Bright heard the hint of disappointment in her tone.
"You just work in peace." Rose made her tone brighter, "I will also work well. Don't worry about me."
Bright smiled lightly, "Mrs. Lee is really considerate. But do you know what you did wrong?"
Rose didn't know what she had done or said wrong, "I don't understand."
"Do you really have nothing to do with Mark?" Bright mentioned it again.
"Yes." Rose was sure.
"Grandma had gotten you two together." Bright knew about it. He just didn't expose it last time.
Rose bit her lip lightly, "But we didn't meet."
"Yes. He should be glad that Timothy took that opportunity away from him. Otherwise…" Bright did not
finish what he said. But what he meant was obvious.
"It has been a long time. Mr. Bright, don't be so mean." Rose pouted.
"I wouldn't have gone to the Fan Group today if I were mean." Bright felt that he was very generous to
help his "rival" take over the power, "But when I think of that you almost went on a blind date with him, I
am still a bit unhappy."
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