Chen Dong chuckled and then pretended to be clueless as he went about his other business.
Aunt Zhong found Afang's mother boring, made a few jokes, and then turned to chat with others.
“Look at that TV. The Longteng Group in China has already started taking action, even though the authorities still say that Hong Kong’s financial security is guaranteed.”
Upon hearing the familiar name, Chen Dong subconsciously looked in Aunt Zhong's direction.
Aunt Zhong was discussing the financial news broadcast on TV with her companion. The news footage showed the headquarters of Longteng Group.
He saw a very familiar figure on TV, being interviewed by a reporter.
"Ms. Anne, who is currently in charge of Longteng?" the reporter asked.
Annie glanced at Lin Zhiyuan and gave him a calm and confident smile: "It's all the senior executives of our Longteng."
"I've heard rumors in Hong Kong's financial circles that Soros's foundation has already destroyed the monetary system in Southeast Asia, and Hong Kong is their next target. What are your thoughts on this?"
This topic involves her private conversations with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. If she were to make comments in public, it might exacerbate the anxiety of Hong Kong citizens.
Lin Zhiyuan grabbed the microphone and said, "I believe the Hong Kong government will do everything possible to ensure the security of Hong Kong's currency and thus maintain the stability of the financial market."
The reporter persisted, "Then when will Longteng's boss end his vacation? If the Southeast Asian financial crisis spreads to the mainland, will your boss step in to take charge?"
Anne shook her head. "That's not my concern. The boss has his own plans."
Their consistent statement to the outside world was that Longteng's boss, Chen Dong, was still on vacation, and everyone originally believed this. However, now that Longteng's top management has been in power for half a year, it also means that Chen Dong has been on vacation for half a year.
Some people with a keen sense of smell began to realize that something was amiss and started to speculate whether there was more to the vacation than met the eye.
"The boss of Longteng has been on leave for half a year. When will Longteng's senior management be able to bring him back to take charge?"
No comment.
The reporters below suddenly went a little crazy, "Is the reason why the boss of Longteng is on such a long vacation because of being sidelined by the senior management of Longteng?"
"I'm sorry." Anne, who was in a bad mood, was annoyed by the reporter's persistent questioning, so she slammed down the microphone and turned back to her office.
The group of reporters, having failed to get the answers they wanted, quickly set up their cameras and gave chase.
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