Because of this morning's incident, Shen Cheng was somewhat out of sorts.
Although her condition was not great, she was still meticulous when dealing with official business, taking great care with every document she signed.
Around three in the afternoon, the office telephone began to ring.
Shen Cheng reached for the receiver.
"Hello?"
"Hello, CEO. There's been a situation in the archive room, we need you to come down personally."
The archive room was usually not open, as it contained important confidential materials. Typically, departments had to report to their superiors before accessing the archive room.
This rule was set before Shen Cheng took over Nan An.
It is said that the rule was established because a few years ago, someone snuck into the archive room and stole design drafts, which they then sold to other companies for a high price, profiteering from the act.
At the time, Nan An lost millions and even went through a lawsuit with their peers.
