The three of them entered the boardroom where several people were already seated—all from upper management. There were executives and shareholders; Cao Wu sat at the head of the table, casting a nonchalant glance at Li Shu, entirely indifferent.
However, a man in his fifties stood up. He shouted sternly, "Li Shu, this is a meeting for the company's senior executives. What do you mean by bringing outsiders in?"
His eyes were wide with fury, as if he were about to lecture Li Shu.
This was an attempt to intimidate him, but it wasn't Cao Wu who spoke up; it was someone else.
The man was named Gao Wei, and Li Shu knew him well. Before his parents passed away, he had a very good relationship with them and was always amiable towards Li Shu, treating him even better than his own children.
But now, aside from Cao Wu, he was the first to challenge him.
Some were silent, their faces filled with shame,
