Of course Ning Ge expressed gratitude for Jiang Dafang’s concern and advice; he wasn’t an arrogant person. Listening to him speak like this, he rubbed his chin in contemplation.
"According to you, I really shouldn’t ignore her, and I should eliminate this potential threat?" Ning Ge said, rubbing his chin.
Jiang Dafang said, "I remember you mentioned that you don’t like someone staring at you like a poisonous snake, ready to bite at any time."
Ning Ge chuckled; indeed, especially when that poisonous snake was Chiang Qing, it was truly repugnant.
"Don’t worry, I will sever the seven-inch point of this poisonous snake."
Jiang Dafang breathed a sigh of relief. If Ning Ge was willing to take action, then his family’s threat would be reduced. He wasn’t being selfish or using someone else’s hand; he understood that he wasn’t skilled enough, so he could only rely on Ning Ge.
Now that he had a son, as a father he naturally had to make plans for his family.
Jiang Dafang took a document out of his briefcase and handed it to Ning Ge.
"What’s this?" Ning Ge took it and looked—it was still a stock transfer document. He said, "I already told you, just feel free to do your business; nominally I’m your shareholder, but the Shen Family wouldn’t dare to mess with this pany. Consider it repaying your willingness to act as a spy back then."
"That’s not much of an obligation; we’re merely cooperating and helping each other," Jiang Dafang laughed and said, "This time you’ve helped us, consider it you doing me a huge favor. This share document, take it, and when you have time, have someone handle the paperwork with Liu Cheng. It’s not everything, just thirty-five percent of the shares. We can’t let you help us for nothing."
As Ning Ge wanted to say something, Jiang Dafang said, "You needn’t feel like you’re taking advantage; treat it as money buying this big patron. The Ning Family’s current power is something many spend money to gain but can’t; for me, it’s leveraging past connections. To put it bluntly, it’s just acting shamelessly once. You simply be our shareholder who guards our interests, takes dividends annually, and we’ll naturally manage the pany."
Ning Ge raised his eyebrows.
"I’ve considered it; in a few days, I’ll take my wife and kids over to Jiangsu and Zhejiang. I’ve discussed it with Liu Cheng, we’re going over there to develop trade. Now, with conditions opening up, there’s likely room to expand," Jiang Dafang continued.
Ning Ge laughed and said, "You’re really running off to another place!"
Jiang Dafang laughed bitterly, "Just consider me a coward, wanting to avoid the eye of the storm. Business in the Capital will be handled by Liu Cheng; I’ll just be pioneering. Certainly, with you as a major shareholder, willing to lift a finger or say a word, I believe our business will develop very well!"
"In this way, it seems like you’re not losing out on this at all!" Ning Ge joked, though inwardly he mended him for being willing to part with something and understanding the pros and cons—he really had some insight.
"So, it’s not given to you for free; it’s up to you whether to take it or not!" Jiang Dafang looked at the share document.
Ning Ge flipped through the document and said, "Alright, money delivered to the door, I’m not one to reject more money."
Transportation and trade, in the future, will bee a trend—he’s not just keen on industry development; other industries will likely connect with this. Being a shareholder will ease his actions in the future.
Business definitely involves cooperation across various sectors.
Jiang Dafang saw him accept it and genuinely breathed a long sigh of relief; the shares given up were believed to be of great worth, yielding value far exceeding their percentage—a worthy trade.
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