Chapter 14 — The Former General's Ex-Wife Was a Genius Advisor

I pulled Tran Niem out of the shopping center.

“Do me a favor.”

“Say it.”

“Find a reputable auditing office, one capable of penetrating auditing those offshore companies.”

Tran Niem stared at me: "You want to investigate to the end?"

“I just want to clarify the remaining doubts in the previous report.”

“Don't use that literary tone with me.” Tran Niem replied: "You just want to strip To Mien Nguyet of her cover, don't you?"

I don't deny it. “Can you find someone in three days?”

“Two days is enough. Just wait.”

* The pace of work at Dinh Huy is faster than I thought. After To Mien Nguyet's investment was shelved, I simultaneously received 3 new projects: One on medical equipment, one on educational technology, and one on new energy materials. Qi Yuanming did not reduce my work load just because I was the boss's daughter. On the contrary, the projects assigned to me have the highest difficulty among new employees. I don't mind. If you're busy, you won't have the mind to think about anything else. On Thursday afternoon of the second week after starting work, the department had an internal meeting. Qi Yuanming reported on investment evaluation last month. On the last slide, he suddenly added something that wasn't on the schedule:

"Finally, one more thing to add. Last week, a business founder publicly questioned Dinh Huy's investment decision process in the media."

Everyone knows who he's talking about.

"My point of view is —— Each of Dinh Huy's analytical reports is based on data and logic. Anyone who has any doubts should bring the data to argue, not fight in the newspaper."

He glanced around the room.

"This attitude is also the attitude of boss Lam."

After the meeting, senior analyst Chau Nghi approached me: "Lam Van Tinh, do you know that your report has now spread throughout the world?"

“Has it gone viral?”

“There were a few analysts from other funds who sought me out, saying that the writing was too professional and very valuable for reference.”

His expression was much more complicated than last time. No longer looking at a vase of flowers.

“What exactly is your background?”

“Just an ordinary analyst.”

He made a "hum" sound and then left. Returning to my seat, I saw another cup of coffee appear on the table. The note stuck on it had the words: [Good job. —— Qi] I took a sip of coffee and opened my email. There is a new message. The sender is a strange address, without a signature. The content was just one line: [Miss W, I haven't received your strategic analysis for a long time. The quality of the Co Group's project decisions has gone down quite a bit lately. Would you consider collaborating again? —— Old friend] My hand paused on the keyboard. I know who this person calling himself an "old friend" is. Director of Strategic Development of Co Group, Trieu Due. Five years ago, when I used the identity W to work as an analyst for the Co family, the only person I connected with for work was him. From beginning to end, he did not know W's true identity. We only communicated through encrypted emails. How did he find my current email address? Could it be... he discovered something What? I did not reply to that email. But there was a feeling in my heart. W's identity may not be able to be hidden much longer. * After work, I sat in the car for 10 minutes to sort things out. The exposure of W's identity will lead to several consequences. First, if only Trieu Due knew, there would be no big problem. He is a professional manager, there is no reason to make a big deal out of it. Second, if Co Ngon Chu knew… What would he think?