Emma's POV 
After they left, I tidied up the kitchen and started planning for the day. They would be taking their exams soon, and I wanted to make sure that the house would be as pleasant as possible when they returned. Maybe I could prepare their favorite meal as a reward for their efforts. 
I then sat down for a moment to reflect, taking in all the wonderful times we had as a family. Every little step the children took, every challenge they faced, was part of a journey toward a brighter future. With great anticipation, I looked forward to hearing from them after the exams were over. 
Until then, I would continue to pray and support them from afar, ready to celebrate every little accomplishment they made. 
A warmth welled up in my heart as I watched them leave for new opportunities. I knew that today was an important step in their journey toward the future, and I would be there to support them and wish them the best.
Not long after, Logan and I also got ready to go to work. While finishing some small things at home, I said, “The kids will start their promotion exams today.”
“Well, they will definitely do their best,” Logan replied while tying his shoelaces. “The kids have their own abilities and characters, so we don’t need to force them to get good grades. What’s important is that they are honest, that’s more than enough.”
I agreed with Logan’s view. “Yes, the kids need to experience this process themselves. We want them to learn and grow, not just about the numbers on the exam paper. The process and honesty are the most important.”
Logan smiled, seemingly satisfied with my statement. “I’m sure, with that approach, they will be better prepared to face the exams and challenges in the future. This is part of life’s learning.”
After finishing getting ready, we left the house. As I walked to the car, I gave one last look at the house, feeling affection for the kids who were struggling with their exams. “I just want them to know that, no matter the results, we will always be proud of them,” I said firmly.
 “Every step they take is a step toward their future, and we’ll be there to support them along the way,” Logan said, starting the car.
As we drove to the office, the mood was light and positive. With each other’s support, we were able to face whatever life throws at us, and most importantly, we could go into the day knowing that our kids were doing their best. With the values ​​we’ve instilled in them, I’m confident that they’ll grow up to be great people ready to take on the world. 
During the drive, we talked about plans for the evening. “Should we make something special to celebrate after they get their exams?” Logan asked.
“I think that’s a great idea! Maybe we could have their favorite pizza night,” I said enthusiastically. “Whenever they get something good, I like to celebrate with pizza. It’s always a favorite.”
Logan laughed. “They’ll love it. And there’ll be so many stories to tell after the exams. I can’t wait to hear how they went.”
As we approached the office, I felt excited for the day. I was confident that with each other’s support, we could get through whatever came our way. Imagining the happy faces of the kids as they enjoyed pizza and celebrated their accomplishments gave me an extra boost of joy.
Once we arrived at the office, we said our goodbyes and went our separate ways to go about our day. I was committed to doing my best at work, just as I expected the kids to do on their exams. With love and support at home, we would all grow and develop for the better. 
As the afternoon visit arrived and I thought back to the kids, hope and faith burned within me again. Every challenge they faced was an opportunity to learn and grow, and I promised to be there to support them every step of their journey.
Logan’s POV
When we arrived at the office, Clara, my secretary, immediately approached me with a serious face. “Excuse me, sir, there’s a problem with a client. They’ve asked for a closed-door meeting,” she said, her tone reflecting concern.
“What do you mean? Is there a problem?” I asked, my heart racing. When there’s a problem with a client, it always means that there’s something that needs to be addressed immediately.
“Yes, sir. Some investors are pulling out their shares. I think you should prepare yourself for the meeting at 9 am sharp,” Clara replied, and I could see the tension on her face.
I took a deep breath. “Okay, thank you for this information, Clara. Tell the team that we need to gather the relevant documents and reports before the meeting. We need to prepare a strong argument to explain this situation to the client.”
“Yes, sir. I will arrange everything,” Clara replied, then left me to quickly prepare everything I needed.
As I sat at my desk, I pondered the news I had just received. Interestingly, the news that investors were pulling out shares not only threatened our position but could also affect many things around our project. This was a situation we had to handle carefully.
With determination, I began to gather all the necessary data and reports. I knew that in a situation like this, effective communication and transparency were essential. The client needed to feel heard and had to have confidence that we were capable of handling this issue.
From my business perspective, I had to stay calm and confident. But deep down, I couldn’t help but feel a little anxious about the implications of this situation, not just for the company, but for everyone involved, including my hard-working team. 
As the meeting approached, I made sure that all the materials were ready. Clara and my team came to support me, and seeing their confident faces gave me a new sense of encouragement. 
“Ready to meet the clients?” I asked them, trying to project calm amidst the uncertainty. 
“Yes, sir. We will do our best,” one of the team members replied confidently. 
Now was the time to convey confidence and ensure that we could overcome this challenge well. With all the efforts that had been made, I was confident that we could reassure the clients and show that we were still able to adapt and grow, no matter how complicated and challenging the situation was.  
I was already in the meeting room. With minimal preparation, I began to face my clients, feeling the tension in the air. This meeting was not only important for the company but also for everyone involved. 
 “So, what are your concerns, sir?” I asked, trying to remain calm even as my heart raced. 
They looked at each other before one of them spoke. “We feel that your company’s profile is declining in several ways,” he said, his voice firm. “We have noticed a decline in investor confidence and a change in the performance of your products.” 
Their words cut straight to my heart. I knew that every problem has a solution, but hearing criticism directly from a client was always difficult. “I understand your concerns, and thank you for bringing them to our attention,” I replied, trying to remain calm. “We are also aware of the changes that have occurred and are taking steps to improve the situation.” 
Another client continued, “In fact, we would like to know what concrete steps you will take to restore our trust.” 
I put on a confident air and began explaining the strategic steps we had planned. 
“First, we will conduct a thorough evaluation of our products and services to determine where the gaps lie. Second, we will revamp our marketing strategy to increase our visibility in the market, and focus on more transparent communication with all stakeholders.” 
 As I spoke, I watched their expressions. Some seemed to be downcast, but none seemed entirely satisfied. 
  “We will also increase our engagement with clients and partners, and we are committed to providing regular progress reports so you don’t feel lost.”
Providing clear information and plans is key. “We want to make sure you feel involved in every step we take and have confidence that we remain committed to delivering the best quality.”
After I finished speaking, the room felt calmer. The clients looked thoughtful, and they seemed to acknowledge my attempt at clarity. However, there was still work to be done. 
“Thanks for your explanation, Logan,” one said. “We will give you a chance to prove that commitment, but we want to see progress quickly.”
“Sure. We will do our best to meet your expectations and will be sure to provide updates soon,” I replied, feeling a little more optimistic. 
 With determination and a commitment to righting wrongs, I knew that this challenge was not just an obstacle, but an opportunity to learn and grow stronger.