The word "heartbreak" struck the finance director a heavy blow, as though it were some obscure term.
"When did President Gu start dating?" The more he thought about it, the less sense it made.
Gu Zheng was normally a superhuman work machine. He had no time for romance at all.
They had never even heard of Gu Zheng getting close to any heiress or Omega.
To the longtime employees of GY Group, Gu Zheng was actually a very bizarre figure.
He was unlike his father, Gu Jinchao, the previous president and a board member, who had been decisive and ruthless.
He even seemed excessively gentlemanly and easy to talk to.
Other people's business wars were either sophisticated battles without gunfire or petty affairs involving watering a rival's money tree to death.
But Gu Zheng's business wars were like a bizarre session of scripture chanting.
He seemed capable of turning his opponents into monkeys one by one, fitting them with tightening headbands, and then chanting them to death.
This was partly thanks to his silver tongue, and partly thanks to his powerful memory and keen business instincts.
When Gu Zheng first took over the company from Gu Jinchao, several vice presidents and directors had been far from convinced.
They were all veterans who had fought alongside Gu Jinchao to bring the company this far, and faced with someone of the younger generation, they had wanted to put him in his place right at the start.
But none of them had expected Gu Zheng to drench them all with his gentle breeze and fine rain.
At first, when Gu Zheng scheduled meetings with them to discuss work, they were hit by a barrage of words that left their heads spinning before they could even start complaining.
Gu Zheng had dug up everything