Chapter 163: Conclusion
"His name is Peng Lixin, the aviation group's finance director. If an incident of sexual harassment like this isn't dealt with during the group's restructuring, who knows how many seeds of trouble it will leave for the future? It'll corrode the company from within and turn into a poisonous culture. Dad, I'm sure you wouldn't truly feel at ease with a group company where unspoken rules run rampant."
Su Can's threats to Minister Peng had not merely been a bluff. He called his father then and gave him a full account of the incident.
In his study at the other end of the line, Su Licheng considered this before saying, "If this really happened, someone will certainly be held accountable. I'll report it, and then it'll be handled through the proper procedures."
"That won't work, Dad. Only a public statement from you might show the resolve to investigate this thoroughly." Wu Shirui and her colleague alone could not establish the testimony. The other crew members who had been present might not dare provide evidence. Only if Su Licheng visibly intervened might Wu Shirui's crewmates stop being so guarded and be free of interference.
"Su Can, you know the aviation group is at a critical point in its internal restructuring. Stability takes precedence over everything. Matters that don't need to cause an uproar should preferably be handled quietly. Otherwise, people will feel that Big Banyan Construction has come to swallow up their company. Combined with outside speculation, that could affect the newly formed airline to some extent."
Su Licheng spoke only after some thought. It was only with his sensible son that he would be this frank. Tiannan Airlines, in which Big Banyan Construction had invested, was the largest state-owned shareholder with a 41 percent stake and would