She needed to rise by herself, she needed to fight.
At that moment, without wasting any more time, Zane finally spoke, his voice was calm but firm, cutting straight to the point.
"Well," he said, looking at her with steady eyes, "since it's your mother's remembrance day coming up... and you really want to do something special... why don't you start by getting the company back?"
Emma looked up at him, her heart skipping slightly.
"That's the step you need to take," Zane continued. "It's not just about words. It's about action. You can get the company back... and when you do, you can finally look up and tell your mother that you're trying your best to make sure everything you promised her is coming to fulfillment."
Zane's voice stayed calm, but there was a strong certainty behind every word he spoke.
"But now," he said, his eyes fixed steadily on Emma, "I'm going to advise you to get the company first. That should be your first move."
