It’s been several days since the breakup, and Fu Shihan has not seen any sign of regret from Su Wanxin.
After the dinner party that night, it was said that she had gone on a business trip to Bin City, and it was unclear when she would return. But even if she did come back, Fu Shihan had no intention of looking for her.
Unless she admits her fault, he wouldn’t bother with her again.
Fu Shihan tried to calm his restless emotions and continued with his work. However, he soon found his thoughts drifting again.
"Knock, knock, knock—"
The office door was knocked upon, and with a somber tone, Fu Shihan spoke. Shortly after, the department manager pushed the door open, hesitating to speak.
Looking for me and not saying a word? Came here for a stroll?
"President Fu..." The manager, mocked outright, walked up to him and handed over the documents. "The signature... it’s wrong."
Fu Shihan glanced at him sideways, took the documents to look, and then his gaze stiffened.
Su Wanxin.
The name he signed on the company documents was hers.
The department manager, seeing his gloomy face, dared not speak or ask questions.
After so many years of Fu Shihan taking over the company, how could such a rudimentary mistake occur?
Employees who had been in contact with Fu Shihan these past few days all knew that President Fu was in a foul mood. Moreover, today there was a rumor that President Fu had rejected several cooperation projects with the Su Family, and speculation was rife.
The department manager, aware of these issues and having witnessed the erroneous signature of Fu Shihan, couldn’t help but be curious.
How much does he dislike Su Wanxin?
And what kind of deep hatred could exist between them, to the point that the company probably won’t have any future dealings with the Su Family?
But then again, doesn’t President Fu have shares in the Su Family’s side? He’s so ruthless that he doesn’t even spare himself...
Fu Shihan’s eyes slowly shifted from the document to the person in front of him, and he instructed with a light voice, "Bring me another set of the documents."
"Of course, President Fu."
The manager quickly turned and left, and soon returned with new documents for him to sign, then departed.
After he closed the door, Fu Shihan flipped through his itinerary. After thinking for a moment, he booked a flight ticket.
The Fu Group also had business in Bin City, and the projects previously done in collaboration with the Su Family’s KL Group were there too, meaning he would occasionally make a trip over.
By eight o’clock that evening, Fu Shihan arrived in Bin City. As soon as he got off the plane, he was taken by the driver to the hotel to attend a cocktail party.
Good news seldom travels far, whereas bad news spreads wide. Fu Shihan did not expect the superficial grievances between him and Su Wanxin to have spread here so quickly.
Indeed, walls have ears.
Fu Shihan sipped his drink, looking at the man in front of him insinuatingly probing how he planned to deal with the Su Family’s side, with a smile that wasn’t quite a smile.
"President Fu, have you sold off your shares in Su’s Brokerage?"
"Not yet," Fu Shihan responded indifferently. "Why, are you interested?"
"Haha, no, just asking." The man laughed and shook his head. "Actually, this year, everyone isn’t very optimistic about the Su Family’s side, Su Wanxin is a bit too arrogant."
Fu Shihan slightly raised his eyebrows but made no comment.
"I heard that Hua Zheng was supposed to make big moves after opening, but it’s been a few days and there’s been no action. Lots of hype, but lacking in execution."
A person who’s been raised to a high pedestal isn’t necessarily in a good position. Because there are too many people watching, waiting for her to fall from grace.
"And, Su Wanxin was supposed to attend an event organized by Sapu Finance, but she bailed on them. Mark now also has quite the grievance against her."
"What did you say?" Fu Shihan frowned. "Su Wanxin didn’t come to Bin City?"