The old chairman of Hengsheng Group suddenly fell seriously ill, and his eldest son Huo Shiheng took over hastily. In the first month of taking office, the books were bleeding, and the board of directors wanted his position.
Wen Yan, 29 years old, is the former project manager of the M&A Department. She was sent to him by several shareholders in the name of "Executive Secretary" with only one mission - to find something that could bring him down.
On the first day of work, he read her resume for three seconds and signed. "Starting from tomorrow, you will attend all meetings. You will write the minutes."
This is not a defense, it is an invitation.
It was only on the sixth day that she put all the pieces together: Huo Zhensheng had a trust holding in his name, accounting for 11% of Hengsheng. The terms stated that the beneficiary must get married before his thirty-fifth birthday, otherwise the voting rights will be exercised by the trust administrator.
The manager is Lin Mingcheng. Huo Shiheng's birthday is May 10th, and the board meeting is on May 16th.
In other words, Lin Mingcheng didn't need her to find any evidence at all. He only needed her to keep an eye on one thing - whether Huo Shiheng got married.
The next day, Huo Shiheng placed an agreement in front of her. "I can only marry someone whom Uncle Lin can't openly object to."
She agreed. It was not because of temptation, but because her status as a wife could bring her into the Huo family's old house - the audit opinion that her father refused to sign eleven years ago was on the first page of a file called Nanping.
The marriage is fake. Both men have their own goals.
From the day she received the certificate, she couldn't tell which of her words was true.
