Han Luyi returned to the Chairman's Office after a product meeting. He had barely settled into his chair when Liu Yu came in and asked, "Boss Han, President Lu needs to see you. It's fairly urgent. Shall I send him in?"
"Let him in."
A few seconds later, Lu Mingzhou walked in.
Clearly, he hadn't sent a message to ask beforehand. He was already waiting outside the door.
"Boss Han, I finally caught you." Lu Mingzhou started complaining the moment he entered. "I've been working nonstop these past few days. Come take a look at the results."
As he spoke, he placed a printed document on Han Luyi's desk.
"Want a coffee?" Han Luyi asked.
"No, thanks. No coffee after noon, or I won't sleep tonight." Lu Mingzhou waved a hand, then looked at Han Luyi expectantly.
Only then did Han Luyi lower his gaze to the document on his desk.
It was a thin, bound stack of papers. The cover read "Preliminary Group Restructuring Plan," with a red stamp marked "Confidential."
Han Luyi chuckled at the sight. Where had he gotten that stamp?
As he turned to the first page, he asked, "How did you get this done so fast?" "Director Guo from the Municipal Financial Affairs Office has already started chasing me. I get the feeling they're even more anxious than we are," Lu Mingzhou said.
Of course, this really was a quick turnaround.
All the overtime these past few days had left Lu Mingzhou feeling as though he were back in his auditing days.
But the pressure from their side was relentless. Never mind the restructuring plan-Director Guo already wanted to finalize the securities firm, accountants, and lawyers as soon as possible. It felt as though he was terrified that Source Intelligence would go public after his