Chapter 2502 - 2510: People Who Can Be Trusted
Granny Carter held great respect for Butler Worthington, so Jane Sampson was exceedingly polite to Uncle Worthington as well.
"Alright, alright, I’ll arrange it right away." Butler Worthington cheerfully received the call and hung up with equal joy.
"Everyone at Viewing Garden has a high level of education, Uncle Worthington should be a top graduate from Country Y’s international steward program. It’s only right for you to show him some respect." Brooke Black patted Jane Sampson on the head, "What Granny Carter has given you isn’t just Viewing Garden; the Worthington Family is absolutely loyal to the Carter Family and definitely trustworthy."
Nowadays, a steward doesn’t mean a servant, much less a slave.
Rather, they are employees, subordinates.
Simultaneously, they are also invaluable assistants.
Through the generations, with the support of Granny Carter’s family, the Worthington Family’s younger members are now flourishing in their careers.
It can be said that the Worthington Family nowadays is one of the thriving roots anchoring the Carter Family tree into the soil.
Butler Worthington’s salary is far beyond the reach of an average white-collar worker.
It’s like an unwritten rule passed down through many years in the Worthington Family.
In every generation, there would be a child who takes over the stewardship of Viewing Garden. This child is invariably the gentlest personality among the younger Worthington generation.
And this high-paying job also holds considerable competitiveness within the Worthington Family.
Forty minutes later, the coach stopped more than 200 meters away from the gate entrance of Viewing Garden, requiring a walk forward. Normal cars are not allowed in, much less coaches.
Brooke Black’s driver parked the car behind the coach.
Jane Sampson followed Brooke Black and the others off the car.
Bright Light’s Chairman got off the car, seeing Butler Worthington waiting at the door, was suddenly flattered. After all, it’s not common for Butler Worthington to personally handle the reception for a visiting group; it’s usually done by his assistant.
Upon inviting Brooke Black’s group, Chairman Duffman led the way in greeting Butler Worthington.
"Hello, Mr. Worthington." Having the steward of Viewing Garden personally waiting at the door is truly a distinguished honor for Chairman Duffman.
"Welcome, Mr. Duffman, and friends, to Viewing Garden." Butler Worthington exchanged pleasantries and gestured invitingly, stepping aside.
Following this, his gaze fell on Jane Sampson standing a step behind Chairman Duffman, offering a barely noticeable smile.
Jane Sampson quietly raised her hand to greet him and then obediently stood beside Brooke Black, following Chairman Duffman into the main gate of Viewing Garden.
At the moment of stepping inside, Jane Sampson understood why Viewing Garden merited the esteemed nickname "little south."
Although it was indeed already the winter month, upon entering Viewing Garden, the sight was undeniably a vibrant tapestry of spring blossoms.
Brooke Black, along with JSY’s General Manager, continued chatting as they accompanied Chairman Duffman, while Jane Sampson fell back a little, quietly staying behind with Coco Edwards.
Listening to the continuous praises from everyone about Viewing Garden, Jane Sampson stood there, looking everywhere people praised.
Listening to an expert with deep insights into landscape design explaining, Jane Sampson realized that every stone’s placement in Viewing Garden had significance.
Jane Sampson was paying close attention when Jillian Carter suddenly walked over to her, standing in front and blocking her view.