Need You Now

At dusk, in a quiet cemetery. Standing quietly in front of the tombstone, Heidy looked at the man smiling kindly on the tombstone,
tears rolling in her eyes. She slowly crouched down, patted the tombstone, and said melancholy, "Dad, it's so difficult to manage
a company. I'm all alone now, and I don't know what to do... "
The whole Hua group was under Jack Xu's leadership. But Heidy, the nominal chairman, had no real power at all. She just asked
the Department Manager to sort out relevant documents, but no one listened to her.
What's worse, Heidy called several listed companies today and tried to seek project cooperation, but they failed. No matter how
hard she had tried, no one was willing to give her a helping hand.
At the thought that if only a week later the Hua Group wouldn't succeed, Heidy bowed her head sadly. At this moment, she felt so
helpless.
Tears fell heavily on the grass. Before Heidy wiped away the tears, some faint footsteps came from behind her. Having no time to
wipe away her tears, she raised her head quickly. At the sight of him, Heidy frowned, "it's you. What are you doing here?"
When they were talking, Hearst Tan came to the gravestone and bent over to put down the flowers. He said in a low and deep
voice, "worship."
Wiping away her tears, Heidy stood up and asked in confusion, "who the hell are you? Are you my father's friend when he was
alive? "
Seeing the tears on her eyelashes, Hearst turned around and raised his hand. Before she could dodge, he wiped the tears off
her face and said, "you're a weeper."
Heidy took a step back to get rid of his touch, raised her chin slightly, and explained calmly, "don't feel uncomfortable with the
wind blowing into your eyes?"
Hearing this, Hearst looked around, nodded and said, "well, the wind is good for you."
With her mouth twitching, Heidy didn't want to waste her breath and said distantly, "since you have worshiped the throne, can
you leave now? I want to talk to my father. I don't want to be disturbed. "
"Our company has encountered some problems. It's useless to cry here." Said Hearst casually, with his hands in his pockets.
With her eyes wide open, Heidy looked at him vigilantly, "you're investigating me? Who the hell are you? Why are you here? "

Looking at her, he replied, "boring. It's about you. I don't need to investigate. "
The closer they got to know each other, the more mysterious he was. But she wasn't sure whether he was a friend or an enemy.
Seeing that he did not want to give her a direct answer, Heidy turned around and left.
Walking a few steps, behind them came the voice of Hearst, who said in an indifferent tone, "in city A, the Hua group is one of
the top three listed groups. Although their economy was good, they could only rank third. The second one was JA group. Their
partners were weakened in recent six months. The shareholders of the Hua group want to take this opportunity to make Jack Xu
the president. We need to enhance our cooperation to drive the company's profit. "
With a sudden stop of her forward pace, Heidy hesitated for a moment, but finally she couldn't help but turn around. She looked
at him and said, "I know. That's why Jack asked me to accomplish the financing or project of billions in order to force me out of
office. He can justifiably take away the Hua group and become a mere subsidiary of the JA group. "
Though Heidy had been working in this group for quite a long time, she found herself useless. At home, she was like an outsider.
Mary Song was not so kind to her these days, so she couldn't count on Sherry Hua. And in the company, Heidy was just an
empty shell of the chairman, and no one took her seriously.
"Because of the hundreds of millions of projects and fund, those small companies are not able to do that. Besides, the JA group
is under great pressure. No one will help you. " Said Hearst in a calm tone.
Heidy lowered her head and felt a lump in her throat. She looked at the man in front of her and said with a smile, "Uncle Hearst
and the Xu family are relatives. I don't think it is appropriate for you to say that to me."
Hearing the change in the way she addressed him, Hearst didn't pay much attention. He stepped forward and leaned forward to
keep a distance from her, "I'm just a relative of the Xu family. We are not close to each other."
Heidy didn't answer, just thinking over his words. At last, she said lightly, "uncle, I have nothing to do with your relationship with
Xu family. It's late. Uncle Hearst, excuse me. " Then Heidy walked away without looking back.
Seeing her leave, Hearst didn't stop her. He knew that she would need him in the end. Then Hearst turned around, looked at the
person in the grave, and said to him in a low voice, "I will keep my promise."