Ye Fan furrowed his brow, having agreed to become the company's vice president at the time only because he was moved by Angel's sincere request. It had been clearly understood that Ye Fan wouldn't hold an actual position but would merely help out when the company needed him. He hadn't anticipated it would lead to so much trouble.
According to Ye Fan's usual approach, he should have simply walked away, as there was no need to work with a bunch of self-important so-called elites. However, when Ye Fan saw the pleading look on Angel's face, his heart quivered abruptly. It reminded him of Ellor, who, on the surface, was the president of her company—a supreme existence—but managing her subordinates was no easy task.
Ellor's company had already cleared out the obstructive old-timers; now everything was developing according to her plans, currently in a phase of rapid growth.
