Mr. Tang Sen looked at her with great surprise, witnessing the respect and seriousness on her face. Seeing her lower the superior posture typical of a President in deference to talent, he felt somewhat shaken.
Previously, when he told her to take a leave, she had threatened him, asserting her authority as the President to command him. He hadn't expected such an arrogant woman to now humble herself for the sake of the company, showing such flexibility and resilience.
He had thought these youngsters were all haughty and self-righteous.
"Hmph, flattering me won't work. I won't change my mind about my decision, and you haven't earned my loyalty yet."
Ye Lu wasn't angered; she had anticipated Mr. Tang Sen's attitude. His candidness only made her more certain that he was a man of principle who wouldn't be bought by Ivan and his daughter.
Among the senior executives in the company, she had observed that very few could be trusted to be her allies.
