"This conference room is all right, isn't it? If not..."
Xia Ming continued talking to himself. "Then there's really nothing we can do. Tian Ke hasn't had it easy. Just look at this office building—it looks bright and impressive from the outside, but it's all empty on the inside. We rented a relatively small office, and there's practically no spare space. Please make do with it. We even have to hold meetings outside now."
Xia Ming gestured around the conference room. "If there's anything else you need, just let us know. We'll make sure to take good care of you."
"It's enough. We're here to audit, not to enjoy ourselves. We're troubling you as well," Xu Feng could only say.
"Hey, how is that trouble? Cooperating with the Group's audit is our duty. If there's anything we haven't done properly, Team Leader Xu, please be sure to point it out so we can correct it promptly."
After exchanging a few pleasantries and going through the motions, Huang Lillin, Xia Ming, and the others left, leaving the conference room to the audit team.
The tall, skinny man pushed up his glasses. "Look at them. They were smiling so confidently, like they were certain we'd come back empty-handed this time."
"If they're acting like that, it means they have confidence. This may really not be easy for us to investigate," a middle-aged man with half his hair gone gray added.
Xu Feng's expression darkened somewhat. "We haven't even started checking yet. Don't jump to conclusions. Besides, the chairman spoke with all of you. If we do well this time, promotions and raises won't be just a dream. Even if we have to dig three feet into the ground, we need to find the problems for him."
When Xu Feng's gaze landed on