Outside the office door.
Wang Qing had been shooed out by Li Mengqing the moment Lin Wanyu started explaining, but he didn't dare breathe a word of complaint.
He'd caught just enough of Lin Wanyu's opening sentence to hear something earth-shattering.
This Mr. Gao — he was the second-largest shareholder of Lin Group.
Wang Qing had once seen his boss personally escort a middle-aged man around the showroom to pick out a car. Word was that man was the chairman of Lin Group — a billionaire heavyweight. And now, sitting in his office, was Lin Group's second-largest shareholder.
In an instant, Wang Qing snapped his attitude back into shape.
The office door swung open.
Wang Qing deliberately paused a beat before stepping back inside.
By now, he no longer carried himself like the man who owned the place. His face was a picture of deference, every movement careful and measured.
