Talia's father, Henri Zheng was imagining a future when his daughters would help him run his company which had been at its pinnacle a few generations ago.
Though it had been in a slump lately, the collaboration with the Ming Enterprises was making things look up for him and his company.
If everything went on without any unforeseen complications then their future was beginning to appear bright for them.
Henri's only regret was that he, as the head of the main branch of the Zheng family, did not have any sons.
This meant two things for their future.
Either his daughters would have to take over the family business after his death or the side branch's sons would have to step in to help them run the business.
Being extremely patriarchal and territorial about his possessions, Henri was reluctant to either let his daughters run the company or to hand it over to the side branch.
