"Where are they now?"
Su Wanxin asked her secretary, who was following closely behind, while heading out.
"Just ahead, in the corridor."
"Why not take them to my office to wait?!" Su Wanxin turned her head to look at her, clearly displeased.
The secretary was startled, not expecting her to be angry, and was at a loss for words, feeling a bit wronged.
Thinking, it’s not like anyone can just go into your office... What if the company’s docunts get seen by others...
Soon, Su Wanxin saw the person she wanted to et.
Li Mo was sitting in a wheelchair, seemingly looking at her company’s brochure, with a bodyguard standing beside her.
Occasionally, people passing by would glance subtly at Li Mo’s legs. Su Wanxin noticed and frowned slightly with displeasure.
She walked up to Li Mo, crouched down, looked up at her, and softly asked, "Aunt Mo, why have you co?"
"Weren’t you in a eting? Done so soon?"
"Not yet."
"Then you go ahead, I’m not in a hurry." Li Mo smiled slightly and said, "Go on."
"The corridor is drafty. Co stay in my office for a while. I’ll be done soon."
"Alright."
Su Wanxin pushed her back to the office, made her a cup of tea, and then turned back to the eting room to continue the eting.
She quickly summarized the key points, wrapped up the usual eting in just twenty minutes.
"Let’s leave it here for today. Tomorrow afternoon at two, we’ll et here for progress reports."
Su Wanxin closed the file, stood up, and returned to the office.
Li Mo glanced back at her and instructed the bodyguard to leave.
Once the door was closed, leaving only her and Su Wanxin in the room, Su Wanxin asked curiously why she ca to see her, only to hear her counter question.
"What’s going on with Weidisi?"
The bank’s announcent has spread throughout the circle. Now, everyone outside is speculating what’s going on and what conflict has arisen with the Su Family.
"rely a scam. There has been no contact at all, and I have no idea what they ant by failing to reach a cooperation agreent."
Su Wanxin sneered and confessed.
"Now everyone outside is guessing that I breached first. It’s infuriating; I want to fight back."
"Then why not fight back?" Li Mo’s lips curled slightly. "Haven’t thought of the right response?"
Su Wanxin was taken aback because it didn’t sound like she was opposed to her actions.
"Because I thought, being the first batch of foreign-invested enterprises introduced by the country, I’d be courteous, but didn’t expect them to be so shaless."
"Courtesy is a two-way street. Since the other party has no intention of being friendly, there’s no need for you to be courteous.
I heard that the Weidisi branch over here is located right across from the Su Family.
Huayun seems intent on expanding with a new business hall nearby, and Zhang Yiyun has already said this year’s custor growth will definitely surpass yours."
"Boring," Su Wanxin scoffed. "Why not just say it more boldly, and claim their profits will exceed ours this year?"
Weidisi placing their branch right opposite her company—who are they trying to scare?
And Huayun, too, ignoring the stock market trends over the past two years, thinking the public is still interested in stocks?
There are plenty of investors closing accounts and selling off stocks, and he’s dreaming of surpassing Su Family by gaining these ordinary custors?
Perhaps he’s too rattled by his daughter Zhang Xinjie’s affairs to understand the market trends anymore?
Li Mo listened to what Su Wanxin had to say, chuckled, and remarked, "Those two companies seem intent on forming a deep partnership, and Huayun has already issued two projects."
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