Seven years ago, after Su Wantang signed the divorce agreement, she came out of the Civil Affairs Bureau clutching the document that was still warm from the printer, her knuckles turning white. Fu Linshen stood at the other end of the steps, his black coat rustling in the wind, and looked back at her - not to persuade her, not to feel guilty, but to let her go on her own.
He is the head of the Fu Group, and she is the most disliked adopted daughter of the Su family. This marriage was not favored by everyone from the beginning, and it ended as quietly as everyone expected. Twenty-one-year-old Su Wantang cried in a rental house for three days, then wiped away her tears and boarded a flight to London.
Seven years later, she returned.
The youngest cross-border M&A lawyer in Jincheng and the first Chinese partner in the London branch of Huaheng Law Firm, Su Wantang once again stood in front of Fu Linshen as the legal adviser to the competing party. She represented the European Carlson Group to acquire his core real estate business. In the conference room, she stated the entire acquisition plan in a smooth tone. Fu Linshen put down his pen and said something that had nothing to do with the bidding: "We haven't contacted you for seven years, and you came back just to steal my land?"
She closed the folder and said calmly: "There is no old love in the mall. Mr. Fu, we are bound to win this bid."
A business war spanning the three major fields of real estate, finance, and technology has begun. Su Wantang worked step by step, and every bid was accurately stuck on the key point of Fu's capital chain. But she soon discovered that Fu Linshen's real opponent was not her, but a capital giant hiding in the dark. He released his equity and split his business. On the surface, he was playing a game with her, but in fact, he was playing a game with her.
