Tokyo, 1991: Starting as a bank clerk.

"The premise is that the amount, the recipient, the time limit, and the purpose are all listed, and I personally confirm each item."

"But this does not include new borrowings."

"Excluding additional guarantees."

"Excluding joint and several guarantees."

"Excluding share pledges."

"It also does not include the transfer or trusteeship of company seals, bank seals, or president's seals."

“Every document must be personally reviewed by me.”

At this point, she turned to look at the female employee in charge of taking meeting minutes.

"Please include my opinion in the meeting minutes."

The female employee held the pen, not daring to move for a moment.

She subconsciously looked at Miyazawa Hara.

The smile on Miyazawa Hara's face had faded to almost nothing.

The air in the conference room seemed to be pressed down by something.

A few seconds later, he nodded slightly.

"remember."

The female employee then lowered her head and quickly began to write.

Listening to the scratching sound of the pen tip gliding across the paper, Keiko Miyazawa suddenly felt a weight lift from her chest.

She did not win.

But at least, she wasn't forced to sign the letter of appointment.

Miyazawa looked at her and suddenly spoke:

"Since you're so concerned about the borrowing and guarantee situation, that's perfect."

Keiko Miyazawa felt a slight tightness in her chest.

Miyazawa Hara turned to look at the finance manager.

"Have you compiled the exhibition materials for the Rokko Golf development project?"

The finance manager immediately replied:

"Preliminary information is already being prepared."

Miyazawa Hara nodded, then looked at Miyazawa Keiko again.

"Sumitomo Bank needs a formal response from us by tomorrow morning."

“If the financing extension for the Rokka Golf development project is not handled properly, it will affect the credit of the entire group.”

"Since you are unwilling to sign the full letter of appointment but insist on personally confirming the loan and guarantee details, then you can also attend the meeting at Sumitomo Bank tomorrow."

His tone remained gentle.

But every word felt like a heavy weight pressing down on Miyazawa Keiko's shoulders.

"If your hesitation leads to the failure of the extension, and Sumitomo Bank tightens its lending policies, there will be problems with the return of members' prepaid funds..."

Miyazawa smiled slightly.

"Huizi, you must understand, that is your responsibility."

Rokko.

It's time for the sixth month of pregnancy again.

At this moment, Keiko Miyazawa finally understood why her father had left those words before his death.

Keiko Miyazawa raised her eyes and looked directly at Hara Miyazawa.

"of course."

"As the head of the group, I should have attended tomorrow's briefing."

Everyone in the conference room was looking at her.

Keiko Miyazawa continued:

"But before that, please have the Finance Department submit the complete details of the borrowing, guarantee, extension conditions, and preparation for the return of members' advance payments for Rokko Golf Development, as well as the details of the internal advance payments for Miyazawa Tourism Development."

"Please also record the submission time in the meeting minutes."

The smile on Miyazawa Hara's face completely vanished.

At that moment, the conference room was so quiet that even the sound of the air conditioner running could be clearly heard.

After a long silence, he finally spoke slowly:

"Huizi, you've really grown up."

Keiko Miyazawa did not respond.

Miyazawa Hara turned to look at the finance manager.

"Since the young lady wants to see it, then we'll organize it for her."

He paused for a moment, then his tone softened again.

"Show her everything you can."

The finance manager lowered his head and responded.

"Yes."

When the meeting ended, the letter of appointment was still lying on the table.

The signature and stamp area in the lower right corner are still blank.

When Keiko Miyazawa walked out of the eighth conference room, she realized that her palms were covered in sweat.

Secretary Koga opened the door for her, his tone still respectful.

"Young Miss, you've worked hard."

Keiko Miyazawa glanced at him.

"Mr. Koga."

"Yes."

"Please deliver the information about Rokka to Father's study before this afternoon."

Secretary Koga's smile faltered slightly.

He then bowed slightly.

"I will pass it on."

Keiko Miyazawa didn't say anything more.

She straightened her back and walked straight to the end of the corridor.

Behind him, the door to the eighth conference room slowly closed.

Just then, someone called out to her.

"Miss, please wait a moment."

Keiko Miyazawa stopped and looked back, her expression showing a hint of doubt.

"Mr. Saeki?"

Mr. Saeki was someone my father trusted greatly during his lifetime, but after my father passed away, he was assigned by Miyazawa to be his driver.

Logically speaking, he shouldn't have appeared at this briefing.

Mr. Saeki first looked around warily, and after confirming that no one was paying attention, he took out a note from his pocket and quickly stuffed it into Keiko Miyazawa's hand.

"Young lady, this is from Akio Uesugi. Please trust him."

After saying that, Mr. Saeki nodded slightly to her, then pretended to be in a hurry and quickly left from the other side.

Keiko Miyazawa frowned slightly.

Akio Uesugi?

Chapter 48 The Two Accounts of Liujia

Tuesday morning at 10:30.

The third floor of Mitsubishi Bank Osaka Branch.

Kiryu Yaya was sitting at his workstation with a set of post-loan management documents for Shiraishi Refrigeration in front of him.

The mortgage registration for the Tangdao Cold Storage has been completed.

The next step is to confirm inventory turnover, sales revenue, and cash flow on a monthly basis.

From the bank's perspective, the case involving Shiraishi Refrigeration Equipment is now considered to be under control.