Even though marriage infidelity and high divorce rates are common in later generations, she still guards her bottom line.
She genuinely dislikes Yang Peiwen for her self-righteousness and unfaithfulness in marriage, especially that arrogant attitude.
If Peiwen didn’t seek attention, she wouldn’t bother dealing with her, but this woman just doesn’t get it and insists on asking for humiliation.
Gu Jin’s words were like a slap in the face to Yang Peiwen.
Shi Yuanbin and Sun Qirong on the side were stunned.
Yang Peiwen’s face twisted slightly: "You... you’re so malicious at such a young age!"
"No malice can match your brazen audacity."
Gu Jin spoke coldly. She turned her head to Shi Yuanbin and asked again: "You haven’t answered my previous question, could you clarify?"
Shi Yuanbin didn’t answer Gu Jin’s question but said: "Hang on."
He went over to Yang Peiwen, pulled her sleeve, and pushed her into the elevator.
He disregarded the people around; everyone there pretty much understood, so he didn’t bother with pretense and said directly: "The divorce matters should be settled as soon as possible; you wouldn’t want to alarm both families, which would be embarrassing."
"A-Bin, I was wrong, don’t treat me like this..."
"Peiwen, you know me, there’s no room for negotiation in this matter."
Shi Yuanbin gave her a glance and turned to leave as the elevator doors closed.
He walked over to Gu Jin, his expression somewhat serious, and answered her earlier question: "The other party invested 150,000, holding 5% of the company’s shares, which includes the performance of the company’s other members. If you want these 5% shares, you’ll need to put in an additional 20,000, totaling 170,000."
This amount of 170,000 at that time is equivalent to about five million in later generations.
Gu Jin considered the remaining balance in her card and nodded lightly: "I’m interested in investing, but I’m not sure if your company would welcome it?"
"Of course welcome, your investment would be an honor for Shenfeng Technology, but right now I need to handle the matters concerning the departing shareholders." He introduced Sun Qirong beside him: "This is Sun Qirong, the company’s manager; you can talk with him in the office."
"Sure."
Gu Jin liked straightforward people who dealt with matters decisively.
Sun Qirong, however, looked at his good friend with a ghostly expression, pulled him aside, and whispered: "Binzi, are you okay? Those two are obviously kids, probably just here to cause trouble. Why would you take them seriously?"
Shi Yuanbin chuckled: "Perhaps this is an opportunity for Shenfeng Technology; how would we know if it’s true without trying? If true, we won’t have to worry about funding issues next; if false, it’s just amusing and harmless."
"You..." Sun Qirong really didn’t know what to say about his well-rounded friend who returned from overseas studies.
"Go on, take them to the office and talk about the company; I’ll go talk with Mr. Qiu. There’s no way he’s taking the whole 150,000; if we set this precedent today, other shareholders would come and go as they please. Today, he must pay for it dearly."
A calculating gleam flashed in Shi Yuanbin’s eyes; businessmen pursuing profits is an eternal truth.
"Alright, I’ll wait for your good news."
What else could Sun Qirong say? He watched his friend head toward the reception room, wiped his face, and led Gu Jin and An Mingji to his office.