Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Yantail's boss had real vision and guts. He transferred half of his shares to River and locked him in at Yantail. As long as the company thrived, the boss had nothing to worry about.

And he was right. Yantail's boss had gone from near bankruptcy to becoming a billionaire.

And he was only going to get richer.

At this point, Yantail was basically River's company. There was no way he'd walk away from it for another job.

Instead, he'd pour everything he had into making Yantail even stronger.

These days, he spent his time taking care of his daughter, who was in her last year of high school, and his son, who was in junior high. The rest

tried to lure River away with huge offers. None

handing River half the

a big difference between working for someone and working for yourself. River and Yantail's boss were the perfect combo-complementary and built on

If I were Yantail's boss, I don't think I could've done it. Half the company? No way.

and guts. Maybe he wasn't a business genius, but he had great instincts. He

boss didn't listen. He didn't care. He didn't even hesitate-he'd fire

hire, and don't hire anyone you can't trust. "His success is our nightmare," Romina said. "Don't forget, Yantail and Lafond are in the same industry. We're competitors-and competitors are enemies.". "Exactly," Donovan said. "I wanted to poach him for Lafond, too, but before I could even make a