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 company. 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."



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