"And who are you?" Xu Haicong asked, settling into his seat with a flourish. He looked at Su Ke, who had been the first to greet him.
Su Ke nodded, his tone as fawning and subservient as ever. "I am Su Xiyang's grandfather."
"Su Xiyang's reckless actions have caused immense public pressure for Hong Hai Capital. As her grandfather, I am truly ashamed and guilty," he continued. "I am so sorry. It is my fault for not educating my granddaughter properly. I offer you my most sincere apologies."
Su Ke went on at length, his voice obsequious, bowing and scraping as he took the initiative to apologize to Xu Haicong.
Su Xiyang frowned, a flicker of annoyance in her eyes. What is Su Ke even doing here? He always has to be the center of attention. Besides, this whole mess is Yuan Chong's own damn fault. Making such a scene... one can only blame Hong Hai Capital for not vetting their people. How could they dare appoint someone with such severe moral deficiencies to an important position?
