Chapter 113: Who was she?
To Su Can, whether Zhan Hua had offered that warning made little difference, because he had never intended to become deeply involved in Song Zhen's family or her personal life.
Perhaps many people would have desperately pursued a woman like Song Zhen, with her family background, angelic beauty, devilish figure, and forceful personality, one suitor following another. Su Can admitted that she was very attractive. Had he not already had a goddess like Tang Xiaowu, he probably would have entertained the idea of pursuing her himself.
That was the impression Song Zhen gave people. Whether you admired her, feared her, appreciated her, or rationally kept your distance, as a man, it was hard not to harbor some thought of crossing the line with her deep down. She had a natural ability to set most men's hearts wandering.
Rather than calling the Senchuan Group behind Song Zhen a domestic private enterprise, it would have been more accurate to describe it as an overseas company.
Three generations back, Song Zhen's family had been warlords in Tianjin. During those turbulent years, the Song family had begun gradually transferring its domestic wealth to developed countries in Europe and America. After losing its power in China, the family had abandoned military affairs for business. Through the changes and developments of those years, three generations of management had brought expansion and growth to the Senchuan Group. By now, it was a foreign enterprise with some international recognition, and its Chinese company was merely a subsidiary branch.
Many important members of Song Zhen's family had also entered political and financial circles in developed European and American countries. Like her aunt, the chief legal counsel who safeguarded the Washington Post Group, they had long since integrated into those countries' upper classes and served