Chapter 13 — When I Was Forced to Quit My Job at the Age of 40, I Became the President of a Hundred Billion Company

My hand tightened on the phone. Reporting clinical data fraud. This absolutely cannot be Tien Dat Pham's game. He doesn't have that mind. There is also no relationship to do this. I slowly turned around. His eyes penetrated the whole room. Then stopped on Tien Duc Minh's face. He was still sitting there. Too calm. There was no surprise at all. There didn't seem to be any surprises. Just absolute calm. The calmness of someone who already knows what will happen. The calmness of someone who is sure of victory in their hands. That moment. A thought suddenly appeared in my head. The most dangerous man in this chess game has never been Tien Dat Pham. It's the person sitting behind him. Tien Duc Minh. The phone in my pocket kept vibrating. Tieu Tran sent a series of messages.

"Miss To! The FDA dispatch has been sent to the legal department mailbox!"

“The whole company is in an uproar!”

“The underwriting unit also called!”

I put my phone in my pocket. His eyes locked tightly on Tien Duc Minh's face.

“Total Money.”

My voice is very light. He smiled. Still the calm appearance of an outsider.

“Complaint sent to FDA...”

I looked straight into his eyes.

“When was it sent?”

The entire meeting room was immediately stunned. Chu Kien Quoc suddenly raised his head.

“What do you mean?”

I gradually returned to the meeting table.

“My point is very simple.”

“The clinical data of third generation Thanh Le is done by my own team.”

“Every data set has an original record.”

“There are photos of the experiment.”

“There are device logs.”

“There is a complete operation history.”

“Fake data?”

“That doesn't exist.”

I stopped. The voice remained calm.

“But if you want to send an anonymous complaint to the FDA from the outside to have the approval process suspended…”

“It's very simple.”

“As long as that person understands the internal process.”

From start to finish. I never looked at Tien Dat Pham. I just looked at Tien Duc Minh.

“I heard that Tong Tien's second son is working in the field of import and export of medical equipment in the US?”

The smile on Tien Duc Minh's face finally disappeared.

“What do you mean?”

“I'm just stating a fact.”

“Submitting an anonymous complaint to the FDA from US territory is much more convenient.”

“And the possibility of being accepted is also higher.”

Chu Kien Quoc slammed his hand on the table.

“Tien Duc Minh!”

“What is this because of you?!”

“Speak ambiguously!”

Tien Duc Minh jumped up. The finger was almost pointing straight at my face.

“You slander me!”

“Do you have proof?”

"Do not have."

I calmly replied.

“So I won't call the police.”

I stopped for a beat. Then continue talking.

“But what the FDA needs…”

“Only I can provide it.”

The whole room immediately fell silent. Chu Kien Quoc. Tien Duc Minh. Four independent directors. Six people looked at me at the same time.

“Original data of the third generation Thanh Le clinical trial.”

“The complete version is in my personal archive.”

“The company server only stores summary reports after processing.”

“But what the FDA is asking to re-examine is the original data.”

“Profile of each subject participating in the study.”

“Randomization code.”

“Original biological test results.”

“Initial Analysis Chart.”

“Those documents…”

“Only I have a complete copy correction.”

No one said a word. I looked at Tien Duc Minh.

“The situation is very clear now.”

“If I leave Hoa Thuy.”

“The FDA will not receive the data set they requested.”

“At that time, the postponement of approval will turn into cancellation of approval.”

“A delayed IPO will turn into a complete failure.”

“Business valuations don't have to go down.”

“It's about zero.”

I turned to Chu Kien Quoc.

“Chairman Chu.”

“Do you still want me to wait now?”

Chu Kien Quoc immediately picked up the phone.

“Conduct emergency voting.”

He looked at me. Then say each word.

“All content.”

“Approved according to To Vy's conditions.”

Twenty minutes later. Four independent directors simultaneously voted in favor. Tien Duc Minh abstained. Tien Dat Pham sat in the back. Face turned white. Lips trembled several times. But couldn't utter a single sentence. After the meeting. Chu Kien Quoc personally escorted me to the elevator. He lowered his voice.

“The FDA thing…”

“I will handle it.”

“One week.”

“I will prepare all the original data.”

He nodded.

“What about key national projects…”

“The host unit will be listed as Hoa Thuy Biology.”

Chu Kien Quoc's shoulders immediately relaxed. It was as if a heavy rock had finally been lifted from my heart. But I'm not done yet.

“One more thing.”

I pressed the elevator button.

“Tien Dat Pham must completely leave the management scope of the research department.”

“This is not a suggestion.”

“It's my final limit.”

Chu Kien Quoc was silent for a few seconds.

“Let me handle it.”

The elevator door opens. I walked in. The moment the door is about to close. I saw Chu Kien Quoc still standing alone in the hallway. In just a few short weeks. He seemed to have aged five years.