Han Lie's initial guess was that Tang Xintian's father worked in the Banking Regulatory Commission, directly overseeing banks. Now it seems my guess might have been wrong.
The Banking Regulatory Commission can't control brokerage firms. The Securities Regulatory Commission is very protective of its own territory.
Could it be the central bank that oversees both major industries?!
Judging by Tang Xintian's tone, she really didn't take Director Gao seriously. So, her father—my prospective father-in-law—must be at least a deputy with actual power?
Ah, Sister Tangtang, I felt a special kinship with you from the first moment I saw you!
Han Lie silently raised his appraisal of Tang Xintian, truly felt her exceptional charm, and made the right decision to deepen their cooperation.
However, his attitude did not change immediately.
Dog-Lie always remembered that standing opposite him was a Harvard master in management, a psychology expert, a strong woman among women.
"Thank you."
