Despite the fact that the plan for the third phase of the Emerald Bay project arrived nearly a year early, as a hundreds-of-billion overseas project, Fu Hong could completely argue that they were minimizing all potential risks, leaving Wen Group without a single objection.
Back at the office, Wen Yiming read that plan over and over again, word by word and sentence by sentence.
Not a single flaw could be found, perfect and impeccable.
But the more perfect it seemed, the more uneasy Wen Yiming felt.
At one moment he was sure that Fu Hong's long-standing cooperation with Wen Group was a long game to catch a big fish, with the Emerald Bay project being the bait to lure Wen Group into a trap. Then suddenly he would think that being in Liang Hongshun's position, whether it was Liang Hongshun or anyone else, couldn't possibly be so careless or be easily manipulated, leaving Wen Yiming oscillating between thoughts, a surge of nameless anger rising inside.
