"What are you eating?"
In the car, Leng Yue took out a small bottle and handed Xiaofan a pill.
Seeing Xiaofan put the pill in his mouth, Xiao Lei asked curiously.
"Hmm? Chocolate," Xiaofan said slowly.
Actually, that's not the case. The pill was an auxiliary dicine to suppress the White Scorpion; each pill could suppress it for three days. After three days, another pill must be taken.
Bai Xue would give so pills to Xiaofan at regular intervals, and Xiaofan handed them all to Leng Yue to hold. Leng Yue calculated the ti and had to give Xiaofan a pill every three days.
Bai Xue wanted to use this thod to control Xiaofan's freedom. It must be said, until the antidote for the White Scorpion was found, Xiaofan had to be under Bai Xue's control.
"Chocolate?" Xiao Lei wasn't foolish enough to truly believe Xiaofan.
A tiny piece of chocolate, and soone specially responsible for giving it to him. Definitely not true. However, Xiao Lei didn't pursue it further. Li Fei was a mysterious man, with many things that shouldn't be asked. If he didn't tell, then he had his reasons.
Since Xiao Lei was already brought into the company, it was ti to strike while the iron was hot and execute the next plan. After all, Xiaofan didn't know when he might suddenly receive news from HLY007, and by then, there would be no ti to manage these affairs.
Actions drove consequences, and Fujiwara Reiko would definitely feel the impact first-hand on her side.
Sure enough, not even half an hour into the afternoon of work, Fujiwara Reiko ca to Xiaofan's office again.
Compared to last ti, Fujiwara Reiko was more urgent this ti. Her expression was sowhat unsightly.
"Sir, why did you withdraw the proposal confird last week?"
"Hmm? Are you questioning ?" Xiaofan asked slowly.
With this opening, Xiaofan gave no courtesy to the other party.
Fujiwara Reiko was blocked by Xiaofan's words. Because of urgency, her tone had appeared impatient earlier.
"I'm sorry, I was too anxious just now. I apologize to you. But can you tell why the advertising proposal was withdrawn?" Fujiwara Reiko asked again.
"Why shouldn't the proposal be withdrawn? Can you give a reason?" Xiaofan retorted.
"Sir, this proposal was crafted painstakingly by the entire planning departnt over the past three months and was set to be implented after tomorrow. If withdrawn, wouldn't the employees' efforts over the last three months be wasted?" Fujiwara Reiko had prepared her explanation.
"Not wasted. Overti pay and salaries remain unchanged, don't they?" Xiaofan's tone stayed calm.
"But we all thought for the company's sake. Judging the situation, once this project develops, it will bring significant profits to the company."
"Significant profits? I don't quite see it. Oh, by the way, you're from the finance departnt, right? Why are you asking about the planning departnt's project proposal? The manager of planning hasn't co."
"I... because I was involved in this proposal too. I don't want to see such a good opportunity disappear. Do you know, the planning departnt is full of complaints, saying it's because you're young and immature, and you're going to ruin the company."
"Oh..."
Just a simple "oh" and nothing else? Fujiwara Reiko nearly went mad because of Xiaofan.
Why was she so anxious, why did she rush to Xiaofan's office as soon as the proposal was withdrawn?
It turns out, the proposal content is the collaborative plan she and Zhang Yu prepared with other companies' investnts previously. Once this project starts, the two of them would gain extra investnt benefits due to the investnt. In a different perspective, if withdrawn, all the invested money would be wasted.
How could she not be anxious? But the president in front of her seed a fool, neither soft nor hard works, showing no sign of letting go despite all her persuasion.
Fujiwara Reiko finally leaned against Xiaofan, pleading to restart the project, almost saying directly that if it restarted, tonight or anyti he could ask anything of her, even right there in Xiaofan's office.
The black stockings were half off; her exquisite white legs were on Xiaofan, but Xiaofan remained unmoved.
Finally, Fujiwara Reiko could only rush back to her office angrily, sulking.
What else could she do but sulk? Couldn't possibly hold a knife to his throat to change his mind, right?
"How did it go? Did he agree to restart that project?" Seeing Fujiwara Reiko return, Zhang Yu quickly followed to ask.
However, judging by Fujiwara Reiko's expression, he almost guessed the answer.
"What's with this Li Fei, and the whole planning departnt is useless; the project withdrawn, and none of them even farted."
"So, what do we do now?" Zhang Yu was the most anxious, as this was his first investnt. He put all his money in; if it failed, he'd be left with nothing.
"How would I know what to do? The company isn't ours to decide," Fujiwara Reiko said helplessly.
"Do you think he might know sothing and is intentionally opposing us?" Zhang Yu speculated.
"You ask , who should I ask? It seems the planning departnt has received a larger project to work on. Li Fei ntioned it was a collaboration investnt with Huaxia, which is why funding for the current project was withdrawn and freed up. That's why the planning departnt had no objections; we can only admit defeat this ti," Fujiwara Reiko had to admit failure, with no alternatives.
"No, we can't let this plan just end like this. I've invested all my money—30 million. My car is mortgaged to the bank." Zhang Yu was on the verge of collapse.
"It's just 30 million yen. No chance this ti doesn't an no chance in the future. Calm down, if there's another collaboration opportunity, I'll cover your share next ti," Fujiwara Reiko felt guilty towards Zhang Yu, trying to soothe him.
But Zhang Yu didn't think so; this was a hard-won chance to break free from Fujiwara Reiko's control. How long to wait again? With endless waiting, who knows when. But did he have a choice now?
Just as Zhang Yu resigned himself to helpless acceptance, a notice reignited hope. The latest notice read: Li Fei will be absent due to personal affairs, and Xiao Lei will be fully in charge of company matters.
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