For the past half month, even though Tian Xin was in Little Bay Village, news, media, newspapers, and websites were filled with reports about the Liang Group's impending bankruptcy and liquidation.
At first, she thought it was malicious rumors or that the Liang Group was spreading confusion to cover up the unrest caused by her news.
But later, there was more and more news about the Liang Group, and every day different reporters rushed to the Liang Group's entrance to interview, writing detailed reports.
Before she went to the hospital in the morning, she passed by there and saw many employees carrying boxes out, with some troublemakers even clashing with the security guards.
Only then did she realize that the downfall of a giant could happen so quickly.
"Satisfied? This is just the beginning," Lin Zhenhua repeated the same phrase: "There's a long way to go yet. Girl, don't be in a hurry, there's still a lot to play out."
"What do you mean? Could you be more clear?"
