Gu Nuan had co prepared and said, "After the incident, we called to ask, and it was the construction workers who were grumbling. They’ve been through this many tis, including the incident where a worker fell from the building. They believed that the worker had jumped deliberately to extort compensation for a work-related injury."
The workers had only told her what ca after, and she, Gu Nuan, had told a slight lie by presenting the workers’ words as if they had co before. However, it didn’t matter, as she believed those complaints definitely had been made by the workers. Moreover, the high-level executives were only interested in catching the loose-lipped individuals within their own company and would hardly bother with the voices of construction workers outside their jurisdiction.
Yet, the workers on the construction site, always present on-site, were most knowledgeable about the situation and were the most reliable witnesses.
Sister Cai stood beside Gu Nuan, listening to her intermittent statents, which seed casually made, but if one were to dissect them, they would find that each of Gu Nuan’s sentences was tightly connected with a very tight logic.
Truly terrifying!
The thought crossed Sister Cai’s mind again.
How could this young woman, and a deaf one at that, possess such a fearso and intimidating power of thinking?
The little signs that even Sister Cai could perceive, could the other old crocodiles not notice them?
One by one, they observed Gu Nuan’s unmade-up, plain face with flickers of various expressions in their eyes.
Xiao Jianming’s fingers suddenly tapped twice on the tabletop and he directed his question at Gu Nuan, "What was your major?"
"Finance."
A finance major working in investnt promotion seed sowhat irrelevant.
"Did you use your finance knowledge to make such nurous deductions and explanations about the accidents that occurred in your group?" Xiao Jianming asked, which seed even more out of place, leaving everyone almost completely baffled.
However, Gu Nuan undoubtedly seized the opportunity given by the other party and said, "Chairman, if you are asking to use my professional knowledge to analyze this matter, indeed, finance knowledge cannot serve as the logic for the police to solve a case, but it can be used as the logic to analyze the success or failure of a business project. The first principle of finance is the investnt field. Changda’s comrcial real estate project, Mingyue Plaza, is an investnt project. From the perspective of finance, the initial planning of Mingyue was very promising, showing its superior investnt returns everywhere, but with the construction progress of Mingyue, it can be seen that this project is not suitable."
Not suitable?
Sister Cai’s astonished gaze landed on Gu Nuan’s profile.
Good heavens, did this newcor know what she was talking about?
The final approval of a project, from its proposal to the company’s board decision to implent it, was not determined by their managent layer but required at least a director-level individual to decide. That is to say, the passing and support of the Mingyue project were necessarily determined by one of the big shots currently seated here.
Was Gu Nuan planning to slap the face of one of the directors present on the spot?
A newcor so oblivious to her own limitations.
Perhaps everyone was waiting for the newcor to embarrass herself and enliven the scene; truly, no one seed intent on stopping Gu Nuan from continuing.
And continue Gu Nuan did. Of course, she could see clearly what intentions and looks these people had in front of her, but she could not hold back, she could not refrain from ripping off this facade.
This was the price paid back in blood by Fang Yongxing, and it was a task that she, Gu Nuan, had to complete—a commission given to her by Fang Yongxing.
"Chairman, and respected directors," Gu Nuan pronounced each word with utmost rigor, "In business, we all know the importance of integrity. It is not only required of us, but our clients must also be trustworthy. No one dares to do business with a gang of thugs!"
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