Chapter 132: YOU CAN KEEP YOURSELF ENTERATINED
But even if we set that aside," Roan continued sharply, "it doesn’t matter if you or your CEO don’t care about Davis Enterprises’ losses. But does she not care for her own company?"
A heavy silence followed his words.
Grace looked at him, then at the executives who had gathered. She noticed how their expressions turned solemn.
The executives and directors had already been confused and dissatisfied with Dove’s decision. Now, hearing Roan’s words only deepened that dissatisfaction. They exchanged glances, some whispering among themselves, clearly questioning the wisdom of their CEO’s move.
This was bad. But there was little she could do about it. Sighing, she met Roan’s and CEO Philip’s eyes and said, "That, Mr. Roan, is something you should consider properly yourself.
From what I’ve heard, the Sterling family once had a good relationship with the Davis family. So, you must know CEO Dove better than I do. Despite working for her for only four years, I can confidently say she is a very smart woman. Every decision she takes is meticulously thought out. If she were prone to making reckless choices, she wouldn’t have so many remarkable achievements to her name.
I’ve seen her strategize firsthand. I’ve seen the way she tackles complex situations. She is not someone who makes hasty decisions just to satisfy a whim. There is always a reason behind her actions, even if they are not immediately apparent to the rest of us. If she has chosen to go down this route, I have no doubt that she has already anticipated every possible outcome."
Her words seemed to settle into the minds of those around her. She could see some executives nodding slightly, considering her words carefully.
"Therefore," she continued, "I have nothing more to say on this matter, Mr. Roan and CEO Philip. I trust my boss to make the best decisions for the company’s welfare. The rest, I will wait and see."