Love at First Novel

Tatum said: "Even if your brother grows up, he may not be able to take over. You are a daughter, but you are also from the Ormond family. You have the ability to take over, so why worry about your children taking over?"

Their York family did not have that idea.

Grandma said that if all the brothers are capable, the eldest brother will take over. If the eldest brother is not capable, the most capable one will be chosen to take over. It does not have to be the eldest son or grandson. The main criterion is ability.

If there is a daughter who can take over and she is willing, of course, she can. If she is unwilling, she will not be forced.

Judging by their elders' preference for girls, Tatum felt that even if he had a niece or daughter in the future, the elders in the family would be reluctant to let the girl take over. They knew that being the head of the family was too tiring and they were reluctant to let their precious child get exhausted.All content is © N0velDrama.Org.

After Elora had eaten and drunk her fill, she put down her bowl and chopsticks and wiped her mouth with a napkin.

She said calmly, "If they really don't have the ability to take over the family business, the company will still be managed by us, but the majority of the shares will be given to the two younger brothers, and we sisters can only get a little bit. We don't work for nothing, but we can't completely inherit the family business. The shares will still be passed on to future generations by my younger brothers."

Most of the shares of the Ormond family's company were still in the hands of her elders.

She and Tinsley only held a small part, with Elora holding slightly more shares than Tinsley.

"I don't care about those. I already have experience and funds. I will invest in my own company. When my younger brother can take over, I will leave the Ormond family and still be able to make a name for myself in the business world."

To avoid competing with her younger brother in business, Elora's own investment company was not in Annenburg of Province X but in other big cities. Currently, her personal net worth was substantial, and she was considered a wealthy woman.

Of course, if she wanted to keep managing everything in the Ormond family, it was not impossible. Her younger brother was only a few years old and could only take over after more than ten years. He might not even be able to take over.

If Elora didn't want to hand it over, her younger brother couldn't do anything about it.

However, she had watched her brother grow up since he was born, and she loved him.

Elora didn't want to do that.

Anyway, she had invested in and built many companies with her current status and personal funds, and the company's business was gradually getting on track. She had created her own successful path. She didn't have that kind of ambition.

Instead, she hoped that her brother would grow up quickly to take over so that she could concentrate on her own business.

Tatum said admiringly, "Miss, you're an independent and self-reliant person. I admire girls like you."

He also used his identity and personal funds to invest in his own business.

His business territory was not too involved with the York Corporation t k t meant that even if he left the York Corporation, his business could continue to operate normally.

Elora smiled and said, "I also admire you. There are very few people who have become big bosses and can put down their status and come all the way to be my chef in order to improve themselves."

Many people came to apply for the chef position of the Ormond family to find a better job or to open restaurant after becoming famous and realize the goal of becoming a boss. Over the years, many people had entered the Ormond family as private chefs, but the youngest, most capable, and purest person was Tatum.

"Who am I? In Wiltspoon, I am not even worth a scallion. There are many big families and big bosses in Wiltspoon," Tatum said.

Tatum was just the sixth young master of the York family, and not many people had seen or knew him.

This was a fact.