Chapter 192: Meeting again, no longer as we were (Part two)
Unexpectedly, Song Zhen did not make much of Su Can the way everyone around her did. Documents covered the table in the tea lounge, and with Sun Zhaowen, the executive president of her Morikawa Shanghai company, present as well, Su Can could more or less tell that she was discussing business with the people there today. Apparently, this was her habit. She was not good at handling business in a company crowded with people and preferred to do it outside most of the time.
Sometimes, Su Can could understand how a woman like Song Zhen might be the opposite extreme from Tang Wu. She had possessed the audacity to charge into Paris single-handedly while still in high school, slept in the bedroom of King Francis I's mistress at the Château de Chambord and drunk all the Lafite stored there, and set a record of being pursued by seven men on the Left Bank of the Seine, known as a place abandoned by the aristocracy-four Frenchmen and three Asians. All of this destined her and Tang Wu, cold on the outside but warm within, to stand at opposite ends of the scales.
When she decided to shoulder a share of responsibility for her established family, all her flamboyance and drive, all her recklessness and willfulness, were compressed and concealed within her seemingly delicate body. Thus, she learned more about taking a conciliatory approach, avoiding direct conflict with those currently in control of Morikawa, while also refusing to enter the incompatible environment of a multinational corporation like Morikawa Enterprises.
Probably all Morikawa employees would think that having a young, beautiful woman as their boss would lower morale to some extent, because many people would not believe that a beautiful woman could