Lu Yunque was rich, yes, but that wasn’t a reason for her to squander his money.
Besides, it wasn’t as if she couldn’t afford it herself.
After all, 2.5 billion was less than what she collected in a single month’s rent.
"Fine, then I’ll sell them to you at the original price."
Lu Yunque knew that if he still refused to take her money, Yun Zijin would probably start a fight with him.
And when that happened, he’d be the one feeling the most tormented.
But it wasn’t business hours yet, so Lu Yunque wasn’t in a hurry to have Mo Bin prepare the contract.
"What do you think would happen if I had someone tell the minority shareholders that Xia Zhengguang sold his shares?"
As for how much he sold, they would, of course, exaggerate the amount.
It’s easy to start a rumor, but exhausting to debunk one.
That wasn’t just an empty saying.
"The chairman is about to bolt. What’s the point of these minority shareholders holding on?"
Lu Yunque was showing Yun Zijin a clear path forward.
This way, when Mei Lin negotiated with those minority shareholders, she could press the price down a bit.
After all, being rich wasn’t an excuse for reckless spending. When it came to the Xia family’s company, Yun Zijin didn’t want to spend a single cent more than necessary.
"I knew it was a good idea to ask you."
Yun Zijin took out her phone, found Mei Lin on WeChat, and sent her a message directly, telling her about Xia Zhengguang selling his shares.
She believed that with Mei Lin’s abilities, she could make this the number one trending topic.
But that would be too deliberate. Mei Lin just needed to subtly leak the information during negotiations. These minority shareholders weren’t so easily fooled.
If things really blew up, it would be more than enough to give Xia Zhengguang a massive headache.
Mei Lin replied instantly, acknowledging with a "Got it," and no further pleasantries.
After the meal, it was time for Yun Zijin’s afternoon nap, and Lu Yunque went back to handling his work.
「 」
After dropping Xia Jiajiao off at Dijing University, Xia Zhiyun drove to the Xia family’s company.
The first thing he did upon his return was look for Xia Zhengguang.
"Dad, I heard from my assistant that you transferred 2.5 billion to finance today. Is that true?"
Xia Zhiyun was the president of the Xia family’s company, after all, so he had access to this kind of information.
"It’s true."
Xia Zhengguang glanced at Xia Zhiyun, not daring to tell him that he had sold his shares.
"Where did you get the money?"
’Who would dare invest in the Xia family’s company now? It would most likely be throwing money down the drain.’
"Don’t you worry about that. I have my own ways."
Xia Zhengguang waved his hand, dismissing Xia Zhiyun from pursuing the issue further.
Xia Zhiyun gave Xia Zhengguang a suspicious look, but his father’s face was a complete blank, revealing nothing.
"You didn’t go to a loan shark, did you?"
Xia Zhiyun frowned. That was something they absolutely could not touch. One misstep and they would be doomed beyond recovery.
Not to mention, they could barely fend for themselves as it was.
"Of course not. What kind of person do you take me for? Anyway, the money is legitimate. You don’t need to worry about it, just focus on doing your own job."
Of course, Xia Zhengguang wasn’t going to tell Xia Zhiyun that he’d sold his shares. After all, one more person knowing meant one more layer of risk.
"Dad, don’t lie to me. If we really can’t hold on, declaring bankruptcy is an option."
’It’s just that we’d probably become the laughingstock of Dijing’s entire elite circle.’

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