The Stetford Corporation's headquarters is located in a very tall building.
The two of them took the elevator to the thirty-seventh floor and stepped into a spacious hall.
The entire hall was luxuriously decorated, yet it also possessed a mysterious Eastern charm.
Countless dazzling crystal bulbs adorned the ceiling, forming a large five-star shape that almost covered the entire hall.
The hall's floor was made of black banyan wood, looking somewhat like rosewood, though it definitely wasn't rosewood.
Nowadays, even the wealthiest in the world wouldn't use rosewood for flooring to decorate an entire conference room.
It's not about the money, but there's simply not enough quality material to squander like that.
The hall was so spacious that four Roman columns stood in its center.
The surface of all four walls was clad in redwood, with a row of antiquated zitan chairs and tea tables lined up against the foot of the walls.
