Seven years ago, Xu Musheng regretted his engagement in public at the engagement party.
Bian Qianqian was abandoned by her family and sent to Europe. On the day she arrived, she found out she was pregnant.
Seven years later, she returned.
Wearing a dark green suit and ten-centimeter high heels, a little girl with braids followed behind her.
At the Xu Group's board of directors, Bian Qianqian sat down in the main seat and put the document on the table: "E&C Capital holds 27% of the shares of Xu Group. I want to reorganize the board of directors."
The whole house was silent.
The little girl next to her held the tablet and said in a sweet voice: "Mommy, this uncle's heart rate has soared to 126. My micro-expression program is collecting his baseline data - it is recommended to be included as a key observation object."
Xu Musheng looked at the eyes that were exactly the same as his own, feeling like a stone was stuck in his throat.
His daughter.
Called Hanhan.
The surname is Bian.
The father column is blank.
He didn't know she was pregnant when he regretted his marriage seven years ago. For seven years, he had no wife or children. He lived in the same wedding room and used the pen she gave him to write her an email every day that he never sent. He knew where she was and never dared to look for her.
Now she's back.
Not here to reminisce.
He's here to buy his company.
And Hanhan told him: "Uncle Xu, your business management ability is S level. But as a partner candidate, the risk rating is very high. I suggest you continue to observe and not hire you for the 'dad' position for the time being."
This is the story of the return of a queen.
It is also the story of a man who spent seven years standing still, waiting for a chance to say "I'm home."
