She didn't stick around—she didn't have the time. She was officially running late for a meeting with the board of Air-China, one in which she was striving to make a record-shattering, unheard-of proposal. She needed it very much to set her foot in china. Previously she thought three industries were enough as Xins didn't like to associate themselves much with legal business. Since it was going to be hers she thought of trying her luck in aviation Lines too.
As the richest woman in China(if you include the income from other sources too), she didn't need much of anything, personally, professionally, or otherwise.
Air China was about to become the Mount Everest of her career.
She headed to the elevator, press the button for her private floor, and swipe her key before heading to the private boardroom.
