Byron’s car gradually drove up the highway.

Rosalie still found it strange and finally could not suppress her urge to ask.

“Are you going to Hiro because of work?”

Byron focused on the road, but he nodded when he heard her question. “There are some account problems in the branch in Hiro that need to be checked.”

Doubtful of that answer, Rosalie asked, “Do you need to go personally?”

Although she did not have much experience in business, she felt it was not necessary for the company’s president to check on the problem with the accounts personally.

“The person in charge over there is a member of the Lawrence family. If we send someone over, we may be unable to overpower them, so I have to go there myself.”

Rosalie finally believed him, and it changed her perception of Byron.

She had always thought that all he needed to do was sit in an office and come up with strategies.

Unexpectedly, the company had so many trifles that he needed to worry over.

“What about you? Why do you have