Unlike the stubborn Mu Yalan, Chairwoman Tian Ruping had changed her impression of Zhou Yi considerably after this debate.
Tian Ruping believed she was an excellent judge of character.
Years ago, after losing out to her close friend Mu Yalan, she had chosen Xu Weiguang, the least impressive of her many suitors, despite fierce opposition from her family.
Everyone had thought she was giving up on herself.
Only Tian Ruping knew why she had made that choice: she had seen in Xu Weiguang an ambition most people lacked, along with the ability and potential to match it.
Time had proved her right.
Starting from nothing after leaving the military, Xu Weiguang had taken less than ten years to become the head of a corporate group worth over a hundred million.
Now, after observing Zhou Yi, Tian Ruping's preliminary assessment was that he had depth, harbored hidden ambitions, and was sure to accomplish something in the future.
Why did she think Zhou Yi harbored hidden ambitions? Because the person he paid the most attention to at this table was Shan Wenxu, who sat diagonally across from him.
Although Zhou Yi concealed it well, Tian Ruping had read something in his eyes that said, "I could take his place."
Worth taking a closer look!
Tian Ruping considered it privately. She was not as demanding as Mu Yalan, nor did she care particularly about matching family backgrounds. If Tiantian liked him, then as an open-minded mother, she would not mind giving Zhou Yi a chance to pursue her daughter.
"Let's have a drink." Looking at Su Shaokai's ashen face, Xu Heng felt immensely satisfied and immediately raised his glass to Zhou Yi. *Since you're my brother-in-law-pfft, scratch that-since you came through so brilliantly, I can't let you down either. I won't rat you