The morning fog in Shanghai has not yet cleared, but the glass curtain walls in Lujiazui are already reflecting fine golden light. Su Yanran wrapped her black cashmere coat tightly, stepped on ten centimeter high heels, and stopped in front of the revolving door of the office building. In the reflection of the glass, her pale face still smelled of the disinfectant from the emergency room last night, but she still applied lipstick meticulously.
When the elevator number jumped to the 28th floor, the phone vibrated in the handbag. It was a voice from her mother, mixed with the hustle and bustle of the mahjong parlor in her hometown: "Yanran, the young man introduced by your Aunt Zhang is in the system. Can we come back to meet him at the weekend?" Her finger hung on the voice bar for two seconds, and finally pressed the delete key. Pushing open the glass door leading to the director's office, the morning light instantly enveloped her.
This is Su Yanran's seventh year in Huanyu Group. From a fledgling intern to the youngest marketing director, her workstation has always maintained a military-style cleanliness: three monitors are arranged in a fan shape, the calendar has the quarterly press conference date circled in red pen, and even the pencil in the pen holder is tilted at 45 degrees. At this moment, urgent documents sent by the administrative department were piled on the corner of the table, with the feasibility report on the acquisition of cutting-edge technology companies at the top.
"Mr. Su, the board of directors is ahead of schedule this morning." Assistant Xiao Lin leaned in half-way, "I heard that the US headquarters has sent a special commissioner."
Su Yanran paused while flipping through the documents. The scene of the late-night negotiation three months ago suddenly flashed back - she drank black coffee in the transit hall of Tokyo Narita Airport to survive the 48-hour cross-border meeting, and finally won the agency rights of Japan's largest cosmetics company. And now, a new battle
