The person in charge suddenly felt overwhelmed and looked pitifully at Ji Ning sitting in the leather chair.
"Leader Ji, what... what should we do? The Cao Family of Beijing is hard to deal with. I'm afraid they'll tear down my training camp..."
Ji Ning opened her eyes, glanced at him, and said calmly, "Let them in. I will handle it."
The person in charge quickly replied on the phone, "Let the Cao Family members come directly to my office. Be respectful, and avoid conflict at all costs."
Ji Ning watched the sweat continuously bead on the person in charge's forehead, his face a picture of a [humble worker, begging for mercy], and didn't make things difficult for him.
Although President Tan is ostensibly the person in charge of the training camp, there is a big boss funding it from behind. He is at most a manager here, a professional manager, but not the decision-maker.
