A Beijing socialite stole my boyfriend; she went crazy after I got married.

Early in the morning, Xie Qingyang received a call from Assistant Zhang.

After hearing a few words, she was instantly wide awake.

Last night she tried to message Xie Jing, but received no response. She also contacted Assistant Wang, who only said that the chairman was busy.

I didn't go into details about what he was busy with.

She also contacted some acquaintances, but she was met with setbacks everywhere; those people either refused or gave her perfunctory answers.

Xie Qingyang was also feeling a bit uncertain.

She had never done anything like this before, and now she was a little unsure whether this situation was normal or not.

and also--

Who exactly did the Wei family offend?

The capital city is a treacherous place, and there are more than just one or two forces that can do things so ruthlessly and without leaving any room for maneuver.

But can the Wei family afford to offend them?

Xie Qingyang paced restlessly around the room.

……and many more.

She suddenly remembered that not long ago, she and Wei Jing had attended a lecture together, and afterwards she had invited him to visit the Xie family's old house.

Then they met Xie Jing.

Xie Qingyang still remembers her father's reaction at the time, and the ensuing argument.

It's obvious that Xie Jing looks down on Wei Jing.

Whether it was because of his family background, or because of the bad first impression, not to mention that Wei Jing had talked back to him.

Although Xie Qingyang admired Wei Jing's temperament, he also knew that Xie Jing was used to being high and mighty, and would definitely not be able to stand this kind of thing.

Could it really be my father?!

Xie Qingyang's heart burned with rage.

Xie Jing asked her to review her WeChat Moments, which she did. She gradually lost contact with several wealthy second-generation individuals with whom she had previously had good relations, some of whom acted recklessly.

but--

Wei Jing isn't that kind of person!

Xie Jing didn't understand at all!

Xie Qingyang was so angry that he was trembling all over, and he called Assistant Wang again.

"……Hello."

After a while, Assistant Wang's calm voice came through.

"Mr. Wang," Xie Qingyang took a deep breath, "is Father available to answer the phone now?"

"I'm sorry, the chairman doesn't have time."

"Okay," Xie Qingyang said, not surprised at all. "Then do you have time to talk to me a little longer?"

Assistant Wang remained calm and said, "Please go ahead."

"...Have you ever heard of the name Wei Jianhua?" Xie Qingyang asked in a low voice. "Was it you who did what happened to their family?"

"Miss," Assistant Wang said calmly, "the Wei family's illegal cash-out through internal guarantees and external loans, and the subsidiaries' issuance of false invoices and falsification of accounts are all facts. The evidence is genuine."

Xie Qingyang remained silent for a moment, then asked, "Who submitted the evidence?"

Assistant Wang remained calm, "Even if I told you the name, Miss, you wouldn't recognize it, but it was someone I arranged to collect and organize this information."

"you--"

"The loopholes in the Wei family's financial chain were not a secret, but no one had investigated them thoroughly before." His tone was calm. "I had people start by looking at publicly available business registration change records, customs declaration data, and accounts receivable disputes with several suppliers, and we followed the clues to find the core chain of evidence."

Xie Qingyang was shocked that he admitted it so easily. "Why did you do this?!"

Assistant Wang pondered for a moment, "Last month, you had Assistant Zhang access Shengtong Supply Chain's business connection permissions within the group's internal system, hoping to establish a cold chain warehousing cooperation line for Weijia's company. As is customary, the risk control department would conduct a routine screening during background due diligence involving external partners."

He paused again, "After the screening results came out, my subordinates reported to me. I discovered that Wei's had several non-compliant business practices—the leverage ratio of internal guarantees for external loans far exceeded the industry safety line, and there were a large number of bills circulating in related-party transactions that lacked substantial business support..."

As a top student majoring in finance, Xie Qingyang naturally understood what he meant.

She couldn't help but sneer, "Reported to you? Wang Yang, as the chairman's chief assistant, is this kind of trivial matter something you should be meddling in?"

"This matter is indeed not within my scope of responsibility," Assistant Wang said calmly, "but since it involves you, the people below dared not make a decision on their own, so they reported it to me. After all, the nature of those issues has crossed the red line of 'fictitious trade background to obtain credit funds' in supply chain business. Since you are a top student in the Department of Finance at Peking University, you must understand what I am talking about."

Xie Qingyang pinched the bridge of his nose. "In that case, we won't cooperate."

"...As a legally operating company, Tianyu has an obligation to report the situation to the relevant regulatory authorities when it becomes aware of such risks in its partners. This is not directed at anyone in particular; it is standard operating procedure for the compliance department."

Assistant Wang said meaningfully, "Besides... even if we don't make this report, someone else will. The only difference is whether Tianyu will be implicated then. After all, he's your friend, and no one can guarantee that you'll find more ways to create more connections between the two sides."

"What do you mean?" Xie Qingyang gritted his teeth. "Is this something you can decide? Who do you think you are?"

Assistant Wang neither confirmed nor denied, saying, "I was just following the rules."

"Really? Who made that rule?"

"Of course, it was decided by the chairman."

"Okay," Xie Qingyang laughed, "you finally admit it, he was the one giving orders from behind the scenes from beginning to end."

"...I did all of this," Assistant Wang said calmly. "The chairman just asked me to follow the rules. A company like the Wei family isn't worth wasting the chairman's time on."

"Enough!" Xie Qingyang snapped. "It's all just to teach me a lesson! Do you think I don't understand? I wish I didn't have a father like that!"

She grabbed her phone, called the driver, and headed straight for the Tianyu Group headquarters.

At the same time, in the office on the top floor of the group's headquarters.

Xie Jing leaned back in his seat, looking at the project investment structure diagram projected in the air. The legal director was pointing to one of the equity penetration paths and explaining the adjustment details of the risk mitigation plan.

Assistant Wang walked back from a distance and stood quietly to the side.

Five minutes later, the director finished his report. Xie Jing nodded, gave several suggestions for revision, and arranged the next timeline.

Several senior executives readily accepted the order.

They hadn't left yet. Xie Jing glanced at Assistant Wang and asked, "Was that Xie Qingyang just now? What did he say?"

The executives exchanged glances quietly.

"Yes," Assistant Wang said in a low voice, "she said..."

He had an excellent memory and repeated almost everything Xie Qingyang had said verbatim.

"Do you wish you didn't have a father like me?"

Xie Jing repeated, "Alright, then so be it."

-

It was 10 a.m., the busiest time of day for the headquarters building, with people coming and going.

Xie Qingyang stepped into the lobby with a cold face and walked towards a row of high-tech silver turnstiles.

She stood expertly in front of the facial recognition screen, slightly raising her chin.

however.

"Authentication failed."

A cold, emotionless electronic voice rang out.

Xie Qingyang was stunned.

She took two steps back, adjusted her posture and angle, and performed the recognition again.

"Authentication failed."