Chapter 2741 - 214: The Last Day at Work
"Well, actually, I’ve been wanting to tell you before, but I’ve been so busy with work lately that I haven’t found the chance..."
Molly Wellington pretended to be relaxed and said casually, "I’ve always had good grades at school. Although I interned at the Royal Palace for the first two years, the internship period gave me a lot of freedom. I finished all the important courses and even took advanced classes in advance, so I’ve had enough credits for a while now.
Plus, every time I returned to the condominium after interning, I would take time to complete assignments given by the professor. My performance in class quizzes, midterms, finals, and project discussions are all outstanding, and I also had the chance to intern at the Royal Palace.
You know, I’m studying business, and the school places a lot of emphasis on internship experience and performance. All things considered, our department director is very satisfied with me and offered me the chance to graduate early."
H University aligns with international standards; graduation depends on the student’s capabilities rather than the duration of study.
There are even cases of students graduating in two years if they’re capable.
But those who can’t pass the graduation exam, well, there are cases where they study for eight years.
Molly Wellington has always worked very hard; much of her efforts when she first arrived at H University were through sheer determination.
She told herself that she had to make Abraham Redington regret and show him that she could live well without him.
She would become someone equal to him, unafraid of being abandoned by him again.
However, she would no longer chase after him. She would walk alongside him, even surpass him, never again being that naive girl who only saw him as her goal.
So, during that period when she first arrived in H city, Molly Wellington endured a lot of hardships.
Those hardships weren’t visible to others, and she never complained to anyone about them.
In those days when she toiled alone, with no family or friends, no lover, she sustained herself on her own.
Going through that time, Molly Wellington, who had grown up cherished by Dylan Wellington and Skye Brown, truly learned to grow up.
She knew that everyone’s happiness is held in their own hands.
To achieve happiness, one relies not on others, but on oneself.
"Completing enough credits in two and a half years, and an internship..." Abraham Redington’s brows furrowed slightly, his blue eyes dimming.
He could imagine how much effort Molly Wellington had put in behind this.
Molly Wellington was different from him, Ben Lucas, and Yana Lucas. She was more like Lulu, an average girl in terms of intelligence.
Abraham Redington reached out, lightly touching Molly Wellington’s cheek.
He said softly, "Don’t tire yourself out too much, and don’t push too hard. No matter when you graduate, I’ll be in H city with you. Don’t be too hard on yourself; it’ll make me worry."
Originally, Abraham Redington was a bit unhappy, as he had only been at the Royal Palace H City Branch for two months because of Molly Wellington.
And the reason Abraham Redington changed his childhood decision not to inherit the Royal Palace was all because of Molly.
Although before this, Abraham Redington hadn’t discussed the issue of succession rights of the Royal Palace with Aidan Lucas.
But from the moment he proactively found Aidan Lucas and proposed to take over the CEO position of the Royal Palace H City Branch, it was equivalent to tacitly agreeing to inherit the entire Royal Palace.
Molly Wellington was unaware of Abraham Redington’s thoughts and only nodded according to her plan: "Don’t worry, I’ve gotten through the hardest times, and now this bit of exhaustion is nothing. I’ll go to the company today to handle the resignation procedures and report back to school tomorrow."
Abraham Redington gave a light nod, his deep blue eyes gradually turning cold.
...
The two of them arrived at the company together, and as usual, Molly Wellington should have gotten out of the car and gone upstairs first, with Abraham Redington following after five minutes.
But today, Abraham Redington acted out of character.
Just as Molly Wellington got out of the car, she heard the sound of a door closing from the driver’s seat.
Before she could react, the man with the stern expression walked quickly around the front of the car to her side, grabbing her hand.
Molly Wellington: "Hmm???"
Abraham Redington said in a detached tone, "Last day, accompany me to work."
[Updated 10.15, see you tomorrow night]