Feng Lina initially thought, had Lin Yu been stimulated by inco, prompting him to do this; who would have thought it was Zhang Yu who reminded him.
She really couldn’t understand; if they had split amicably, Zhang Yu suggesting a few things wouldn’t be surprising since after so many years of affection, and considering Lin Zixuan, giving so advice would be quite normal.
But knowing how fiercely they fought during their breakup, outsiders including classmates felt their divorce was sudden; after all, Lin Yu’s cheating ways were known to many.
At first, people even bet on when they’d divorce, but while Lin Yu kept switching won outside, they hadn’t divorced yet, so the betting stopped.
Just when everyone thought this ti was rely a fling, Lin Yu and Zhang Yu divorced suddenly; everyone knows divorce often brings discord, with at least so squabbling, but nothing of the sort was heard, and by the ti people found out, the divorce had already been completed.
Soon after, Lin Yu married Han Xue, and when people thought Lin Yu was a life winner, they realized Zhang Yu wasn’t doing too bad either, taking her parents and child to Harbor City for schooling, starting a new Chapter in life; then Lin Yu divorced again, becoming the laughing stock.
"You wouldn’t know how our classmates privately mocked Lin Yu; when he married Han Xue, his talk was full of fawning and flattery, yet when he fell on hard tis..."
Feng Lina rembered what those people said; it was truly eye-burning.
"I haven’t watched in a long ti; if it weren’t for worrying about leaving the group and those people gossiping endlessly, I really want to leave, but shielding works just fine."
"I’m not interested in class reunions either." The original host and Lin Yu attended a ten-year class reunion once, but the experience wasn’t good.
After a change in view, she had no intention of exchanging pleasantries with old classmates, "When you’re thriving in glory, they flatter you, hoping you’ll help them a bit."
"When you fall from grace, their mockery becos even more relentless."
"Watching them chat is a waste of ti." Zhang Yu would rather study the stock market trends than look at such things.
"You’ll see, once Lin Yu achieves sothing on that track, those classmates will surely boast all sorts of things, claiming how capable he is, how much they believe in him."
"After all, anyone in finance has thick skin."
The two toured around and discussed what needs to be added further before leaving the office.
Just as Zhang Yu reached the elevator entrance, she saw Xie Zhen coming out from the elevator. Seeing him, she was montarily stunned, "You?"
How did this guy end up in Harbor City, and moreover, why would he co here?
Zhang Yu rembered the Harbor City branch, though also in Central, had a more prestigious address, offering more views of Victoria Harbor.
Her rented office faced away from Victoria Harbor, couldn’t see the view at all; not that a better location offered much of the harbor view either, as all the good spots were snatched up.
"You opened a company without notifying ." Xie Zhen was here temporarily on a business trip, learning casually through a conversation.
When Xie Zhen found out, he was a bit stunned, knowing Feng Lina was coming to Harbor City made him wonder if the two would join forces, but thinking more, it seed unlikely.
Considering both had so ability,but breaking out independently in the financial sector isn’t easy; it requires enough connections, funding, and resources.
These were things Zhang Yu and Feng Lina lacked, even if Feng Lina had perford well in her previous investnt banking job, her success attributed largely to a good platform, and starting a business might not lead to success.
It’s not him just talking; many big shots who’ve left major investnt banks to start their businesses have often stumbled, ending in just quietly returning to work.
Moreover, his good relationship with Zhang Yu made it seem unreasonable she hadn’t inford him.
After bidding farewell to the other party, Xie Zhen hurried over here, not expecting to encounter Zhang Yu as soon as he exited the elevator.
Seeing the two in this place, Xie Zhen knew the other party was right, "Established an investnt company?"
Zhang Yu nodded, "Yes, the office was just renovated, want to take a look?"
"We plan to find a master to pick a good day for opening." Here in Harbor City, whenever confronting major events, consulting a master is a must, otherwise, there’s all sorts of insecurity.
Xie Zhen understood, the lack of notice was because the opening hadn’t occurred yet, with only renovations completed, then a master’s advice was sought.
"Once an opening date is decided, let know; I might not attend, but the gift must be present." Though unsure who would co on the opening day, he must support these two.
"By the way, what’s your main business?" Since he was there, he needed so understanding.
After entering the office, Zhang Yu was about to fetch so water, then rembered the fridge hadn’t arrived, leaving nothing to offer.
Forget it, with the office freshly renovated, unable to entertain, Xie Zhen understood.
She briefly showed him around the office and introduced a bit; Xie Zhen looked at the small office, "A bit small."
"If it wasn’t for thinking so might want to view the office environnt, I wouldn’t even rent this; without any inco, costs already reach hundreds of thousands."
"Besides, you have the backing of major investnt banks; I’m just a minor one." Zhang Yu pouted, this guy sure liked to compare.
"That’s true, but I believe this marks the starting point of your career." Xie Zhen was certain of their success; there wouldn’t be failure.
"Especially since that company has invested." Xie Zhen had great confidence in that company, "Did you know another investnt bank in Harbor City has taken interest in that company, they’ve already arrived here for a visit."
This visit of Xie Zhen’s was due to this, as both parties showed interest, a middleman could improve outcos.
Oh, so that’s why Xie Zhen ca; Zhang Yu thought sothing major happened, surprised it was just this.
It suddenly felt like another blow; she had proactively traveled to the Capital City, relying on Xie Zhen for introductions, but the attitude from the counterpart remained lofty.
Now their founder’s visiting voluntarily, "Having a strong foundation matters, or even holding money for investnt earns disrespect."
Self-deprecatingly, "Without relying on you, I couldn’t have invested." Anyway, at least a stake was gained.
But the mood turned sour; this treatnt felt very inadequate.
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