Chapter 30:Taking Charge.

Hampton Jr. settled into his new office, feeling a sense of pride and responsibility. He was determined to prove himself as a capable leader and take the company to even greater heights.

He began by calling managers from different departments to enlighten him on how the company had been working. His father, Hampton the Second, also joined him to hand over all the company documents and assignments.

As they went through the documents, Hampton Jr. asked questions, taking notes and making mental calculations. He was determined to get a grasp of the company's operations and finances.

His father smiled, impressed with his son's eagerness to learn. "You're going to do great, Junior," he said. "Just remember, it's not just about making profits, it's about building relationships and taking care of our employees."

Hampton Jr. nodded, taking his father's words to heart. He spent the rest of the day meeting with department heads, discussing ongoing projects and future plans.

As the day wore on, Hampton Jr. ordered his secretaries to look into new business deals with other companies. He wanted to expand the company's portfolio and increase its revenue.

Joshua, one of his secretaries, knocked on the door. "Sir, I have some updates on the house you requested," he said.

Hampton Jr. nodded, remembering that he had asked Joshua to secure him a house. His grandparents were moving to their country home, and he needed a place to reside.

"What have you found?" he asked.

Joshua smiled. "I've found a beautiful mansion in the upscale part of town. It's fully furnished, with a private garden and a swimming pool."Hampton Jr. raised an eyebrow. "That sounds perfect. What about staff?"

Joshua nodded. "I've already started looking for a butler, a gatekeeper, and cleaners. I'll make sure they're all trustworthy and efficient."

Hampton Jr. nodded, impressed with Joshua's efficiency. "Good job, Joshua. Keep me updated on the progress."

As the day came to a close, Hampton Jr. felt a sense of accomplishment. He had taken the first steps in asserting his leadership, and he was confident that he would succeed.