The CEO's 100 Billion Bride: The Secret War of the Rich

Su Wanwan stood in the shadow of the old pier, her heart beating like a drum. The words of the mysterious man in the dark still echoed in her ears: "'Phoenix' is not just a project, it is related to the future of the entire Huo family."

"Who are you?" Su Wanwan asked, suppressing her inner uneasiness.

The shadow was silent for a moment, then slowly spoke: "It doesn't matter who I am. What's important is that you need to know the truth behind the Phoenix project."

Su Wanwan looked around warily to make sure no one else was around. “Then tell me the truth.”

The mysterious man took a deep breath and began to speak: "On the surface, the Phoenix project is a new energy development plan of the Huo Group, but in fact, it is a huge money laundering project."

Su Wanwan gasped. She recalled the suspicious fund flows she had discovered before, and everything seemed to be connected.

"Is there any evidence?" Su Wanwan asked. She knew that without solid evidence, all this information was just empty talk.

The mysterious man pulled out a USB drive from his pocket. "There is some evidence in it. But to fully reveal the truth, I still need your help."

Su Wanwan hesitated for a moment, but finally took the USB flash drive. At this moment, footsteps suddenly came from a distance.

"Someone is coming!" The mysterious man warned in a low voice, "Remember, no matter what happens, don't trust anyone easily, including Huo Yanshen."

After saying that, the mysterious man quickly disappeared into the night, leaving Su Wanwan standing there alone, holding tightly in her hand the USB flash drive that could change everything.

The next morning, Su Wanwan came to the company. She carefully checked the contents of the USB drive and found that there were indeed some confidential documents about the "Phoenix" project. Although these documents were not enough to fully confirm the accusation of money laundering, they provided important clues.

Just as Su Wanwan was immersed in documents, there was a knock on the office door.

"Come in." Su Wanwan quickly closed the file and looked up at the door.

Huo Yanshen walked in with a trace of fatigue on his face. "Wanwan, we need to talk."

Su Wanwan's heart tightened, wondering if Huo Yanshen had noticed anything. "What's wrong?"

Huo Yanshen sat down opposite Su Wanwan. "Regarding the prenuptial agreement, I think we need to discuss it again. I don't want this agreement to become an obstacle between us."

Su Wanwan breathed a sigh of relief and also felt a little warm. It seemed that Huo Yanshen was also troubled by this agreement.

"I thought so too." Su Wanwan said softly, "but you know, your father takes this matter very seriously."

Huo Yanshen sighed, "I know. But I hope you understand that no matter what is written in the agreement, I will respect you and protect you and the child."

Su Wanwan felt warm in her heart, but the mysterious man's warning rang in her ears again. She couldn't help but hesitate whether she should tell Huo Yanshen about the "Phoenix" project.

Just then, there was another knock on the office door, and Assistant Lin hurried in.

"I'm sorry to bother you," Assistant Lin said nervously, "but there's an emergency. The Finance Department has discovered an unusual transfer of a large amount of funds, which seems to be related to the Phoenix project."

Huo Yanshen's expression suddenly became serious. "When did it happen?"

“Just now,” Assistant Lin replied, “the amount is as high as 5000 million.”

Su Wanwan and Huo Yanshen exchanged glances. Both of them realized the seriousness of the situation.

"We will hold an emergency meeting immediately." Huo Yanshen said decisively, "Notify all senior management to gather in the conference room in half an hour."

Assistant Lin nodded and left, leaving Su Wanwan and Huo Yanshen alone.

"Wanwan," Huo Yanshen turned to Su Wanwan, a trace of worry flashing in his eyes, "Have you noticed anything unusual recently?"

Su Wanwan's heartbeat quickened. She knew this was a critical moment. Should she confess or conceal? She had to make a decision in an instant.

"Actually..." Su Wanwan took a deep breath and decided to take a risk. "I did find some suspicious fund flows recently."

Huo Yanshen's eyes became sharp, "When did it happen? Why didn't you tell me earlier?"

Su Wanwan felt a little pressure, but she knew it was not the time to back down. "I wanted to investigate further before reporting. But now it seems that the situation is more serious than I thought."

Huo Yanshen was silent for a moment, then said: "Okay, tell me everything you know. Let's find out the truth together."

In the next half hour, Su Wanwan told Huo Yanshen all her discoveries and guesses. Of course, she concealed the existence of the mysterious man and the matter of the USB flash drive.

When we arrived at the conference room, all the senior managers were already there. The atmosphere was heavy, and everyone's face was filled with worry and confusion.

Huo Yanshen briefly explained the situation and began to assign tasks. "The Finance Department immediately freezes all relevant accounts, the Legal Department prepares to deal with possible legal risks, and the Marketing Department closely monitors stock price changes..."

At this moment, the door of the conference room was suddenly pushed open. Mr. Huo walked in slowly, leaning on a cane.

"Don't panic," Mr. Huo said in a steady and powerful voice, "This is just a small test. I want to see what each of you can do in this situation."

Everyone was stunned. Su Wanwan keenly noticed that Mr. Huo's eyes stayed on her for a moment.

"Especially you, Su Wanwan," Mr. Huo looked directly into Su Wanwan's eyes, "I'm looking forward to seeing your performance."

Su Wanwan took a deep breath, realizing that this might be an important test for her from Mr. Huo. She must seize this opportunity, not only to resolve the current crisis, but also to gain a foothold in the Huo family.

After the meeting, Su Wanwan immediately got down to work, carefully analyzing the data in her hands, trying to find the pattern of abnormal fund flow.

At this moment, her phone suddenly vibrated. It was a text message from an unfamiliar number:

"Don't be fooled by appearances. The truth is more complicated than you think. Tonight at 10 o'clock, still the same place."

Su Wanwan held the phone tightly. She knew that she was standing at an important crossroads. On one side were the opportunities and tests given by the Huo family, and on the other side were unknown dangers and possible truths.