"Today is just for you to meet her. You can leave now, Rose and I have some things to discuss," Sampson told Robin.
Once Robin had left, Sampson produced a contract and said gently, "This is your share of the company from me. Consider it a welcome gift. I'm glad you're back with the family."
"You shouldn't have, Uncle Sampson."
"Take it," Sampson insisted, pushing the contract into her hands. "You're part of the Collins family as well as the Griffith family. It's only right that you have a share in the Griffith family's company."
"But Uncle Sampson, I'm still a student."
She didn't have the time to manage such a large business.
"Robin will help you manage. And you have me too," reassured Sampson. He then asked curiously, "Your dice-rolling skills are pretty good. Who taught you?"
Rosemary briefly explained the story of her childhood. Sampson laughed heartily, "Your grandfather sounds like quite the character. Quite entertaining indeed."
