I didn’t hesitate. “My father-in-law is now chairman of N&E Group. I want you to hand over the industrial park project to him.”
Andrew’s voice came steady, but I could hear the strain beneath it. “Alright, no problem. The bidding conference for the industrial park project is three days from now. I’ll arrange everything in advance.”
“Thank you,” I said, tone calm but resolute.
“You’re welcome, Emperor. It’s my honor to serve you,” Andrew replied, and the line went dead.
I put my phone away and stepped out of the bathroom. Anna was still at her desk, the soft glow of her laptop illuminating her tired face. I walked over, concern threading through my features.
“Why are you still working? It’s late—you should rest,” I said gently.
She sighed quietly. “I want to, but I just became preside
