From Wage Slave to Tycoon novel Chapter 102

Chapter 102: Chapter 95: None Are Simple! All Are Old Foxes

She quickly reviewed her previous attitude in her mind. Seeing nothing wrong with it, she breathed a long sigh of relief.

Su Chen leaned back on the sofa in thought, not immediately accepting Shuraya’s offer.

This display made Sicong, who was sitting nearby, incredibly anxious. ’It’s such a great deal, why is he still thinking about it? He should just accept!’

But how could he have known that Su Chen’s purpose in buying a private jet wasn’t just for convenient travel, but more for spending money to upgrade his system? After all, the previous system upgrade rewards had been so generous!

"I’ll just buy one. Find out the cost, and I’ll pay full price!"

Hearing this, everyone besides Su Chen—Shuraya, Sicong, and Jack—gaped at him in utter disbelief...

Shuraya, in particular, had been certain of her success. She never imagined the setback would come so swiftly.

Su Chen had flat-out rejected her goodwill.

After snapping out of it, Shuraya forced herself to calm down and looked at Su Chen with an urgent gaze. "Mr. Su, are you sure you won’t reconsider?"

Su Chen shook his head slightly and said, "Shuraya, go find out the price of a large private jet."

"The two large private jets are both the same model, the Bombardier 7500, priced at 71 million US dollars. However, one of them has had its interior customized, making it a bit more expensive at eighty million US dollars!"

"Hmm? That customized private jet isn’t your dad’s, is it?" Su Chen asked.

Shuraya shook her head. "No, Mr. Su. This jet was prepared specifically for the shareholders!"

Su Chen nodded thoughtfully. "Go ahead and call your dad. Relay my intentions to him."

Seeing Su Chen’s firm attitude, Shuraya hesitated for a moment before nodding.

She waved Jack over and asked him to take her somewhere quiet.

Jack took Shuraya directly to an office in the back.

After about five minutes, Shuraya returned with a smile on her face.

"Mr. Su, my dad has agreed! You can go with Jack to see your large private jet right now!!"

"Hmm?" Su Chen shot Shuraya a confused glance. ’Does this mean the jet is already in Paris?’ he thought.

Jack, who was standing to the side, quickly stepped forward to explain.

It turned out that the three Bombardier private jets ordered by the Louis Vuitton Group had accompanied the aircraft for the airshow to Paris. They were currently parked in the business jet area at Charles de Gaulle Airport.

A grand handover ceremony with the Louis Vuitton Group was planned for after the airshow.

Sicong’s eyes went wide when he heard about this feature.

"Shuraya," Su Chen began, settling into a chair, "do I sign the contract with your Group or with them?"

Shuraya replied without a second thought, "Mr. Su, you just need to sign a transfer agreement with the Group. All the other procedures have already been completed!"

Hearing this, Sicong and Jack, who were standing nearby, were stunned. They both seemed to want to say something, but when they saw Shuraya’s severe expression, they wisely kept their mouths shut.

"Alright. Just have someone send the agreement to the manor later," Su Chen said, seemingly oblivious to their reactions as he continued to admire the jet’s interior decor.

After spending about an hour at the airport, Su Chen reluctantly left Charles de Gaulle Airport.

While parting ways with Jack, Su Chen asked about finding a flight crew. He wanted to know if Jack could assemble a highly skilled team for him...

Su Chen didn’t want any mishaps during his travels, so the technical skill of the flight crew was a strict requirement.

Only after receiving Jack’s assurance did Su Chen leave with Sicong and the others.

Watching the car drive away, Jack finally turned to Shuraya beside him and asked, "Miss Shuraya, about the jet..."

"Whatever the arrangement was before, it stays the same now. I’ll take responsibility for whatever fees are due for the jet Mr. Su selected!" Shuraya said. Her previous warmth had vanished, replaced by an icy demeanor that made her seem like a stranger.