Chapter 666 Albert Assists Wynter

• "In the meantime, Albert, keep a watch on the business, particularly for any pressures on Gabby and the reasons behind those stockholders' strong ties to her. I've already received a few leads, but I believe there are still more to find." That would account for the company's sudden and significant transformation. Wynter was perplexed by Shane's proficiency in running the business. Why, in spite of everything, did the stockholders still have such faith in him? Albert also thought this was confusing. "I'll do a comprehensive investigation. Don't stress over the money. Some have been moved to your account." I have heard of the old-fashioned train, but I have never taken it. You can purchase a sleeper or many nearby chairs.
• "Albert," Wynter said with a laugh, "it's not as bad as you think." Wynter let out a sigh of relief as he spun. Albert was turning out to be more responsible and intelligent than she had expected. She was comforted by his determination. Albert saw the looks of relief on Fabian's and Wynter's cheeks. He had known his grandfather well but had not spent much time with Wynter. Fabian had never been so hopeful, but he had always been resolute. He seemed to be afraid that his grandchild would place the blame on him. Albert felt agony and remorse twist his throat. He could feel the helplessness and sorrow Fabian must have had from Wynter's depiction. He had no idea how difficult that must have been for him.
• Whatever Jolene's motivations, Albert was wrong to force Fabian to handle it. Albert understood better, despite the fact that he wasn't raised by Fabian and many people thought they weren't close. Albert, his oldest grandchild, recalled the happiness Fabian had experienced upon his birth. He remembered how Fabian had held his hand when he was five years old and taught him how to write with a pencil. All of these were documented in old photographs and stories from his mother. Others claimed that Fabian was rigid and had a short fuse. Shane frequently grumbled about Fabian's devotion to custom. However, being an adult now, Albert was capable of making his own decisions. He had heard Fabian talk about the company's future ambitions and poets.