Chapter 174: Tong Wenjie, How Dare You Return to the Company?

Pulling Qin Feng,

they hurriedly ran to the nearby square,

Tong Wenjie plopped down unceremoniously onto the grass,

then cupped her hands around her mouth and screamed wildly into the sky,

even though her screams drew the attention of many passersby,

Tong Wenjie paid no heed,

continuing to shout freely.

She screamed like this for two or three minutes,

then buried her head in her arms and began to cry softly.

Seeing this,

Qin Feng sat down beside her with a smile, silent and still,

but before he could notice,

Tong Wenjie slipped into Qin Feng's arms,

shamelessly wiping her tears onto his clothes.

After crying for a long while,

Tong Wenjie sat up, eyes red,

then looked at Qin Feng and said with a smile: "Sorry, Qin Feng, I couldn't hold back just now. Lei Mengde harassing me was bad enough, but he actually dared to mock you…"

"Still, that kick and those two cups of coffee flung in his face? Absolutely glorious, haha!"

"I've imagined this moment for so long—today, it finally happened. I finally got to teach that bastard Lei Mengde a lesson!"

After laughing for a while,

Tong Wenjie's expression suddenly grew sorrowful: "It's just a pity—I've already hit Lei Mengde, so I'll probably get my termination email soon."

"I'd originally planned to follow your advice and have Lei Mengde handed over to judicial authorities, but now it seems impossible…"

"No, you won't."

Qin Feng shook his head with a smile and looked at Tong Wenjie: "Don't worry—you won't be fired, not even dismissed."

"Really?"

Hearing this, Tong Wenjie looked at Qin Feng in surprise.

Seeing Qin Feng give a slight nod,

Tong Wenjie smiled: "I know—you're just comforting me. Thank you."

"But no matter what, you have to face things. Running away won't help."

"Alright, I'm heading to the company now to pack up my things early, so they don't just throw everything everywhere."

After saying this,

she stood up and walked toward the company,

Qin Feng asked with a smile: "Wenjie, should I come with you?"

"Hmm…"

Tong Wenjie hesitated, then shook her head: "No, Qin Feng—I don't want you to see me at my most broken. I'm off now."

"Alright."

Qin Feng replied,

watching Tong Wenjie disappear from his sight,

then pulled out his phone,

and called the chairman of Star River Group directly: "Chairman? It's Qin Feng."

"You're Qin Feng? The Qin Feng who directly invested and bought 60% of our group's shares?"

"Yes."

Qin Feng replied, then said: "I'd like to establish two company policies—effective immediately. Is that possible?"

"Of course. You're the actual controller of the group—everything in the group is your decision."

"Good. First: exclusively for the Beijing branch, from this moment on, all personnel changes—including termination or dismissal—must be reported to headquarters and approved by me before execution."

"Anyone who unilaterally dismisses staff will be deemed in violation of group regulations and automatically resign."

"Second: from this moment on, the salary details of all Beijing branch employees will be directly accessible to the Finance Department. Anyone who obstructs this will also be deemed to have resigned automatically and handed over to judicial authorities for review."

"Chairman, did you hear both rules clearly?"

"Clear as day. Rest assured, Mr. Qin, I'll immediately issue the orders."

"Good. Thank you for your effort."

After hanging up,

Qin Feng smiled slightly,

knowing that the two rules he had just established

would be enough to help Tong Wenjie deliver a decisive counterstrike against Lei Mengde.