Su Nanzhi seemed to finally understand Su Yueyue's meaning. She looked at her with eyes as if meeting Su Yueyue for the first time and stared for several seconds.
For some reason, Su Yueyue felt those few seconds of scrutiny were excessively long.
She stood motionless, yet Su Nanzhi moved, tilting her head slightly, and in a tone that was almost innocent yet somewhat realistic, she said to Su Yueyue, "You want to buy those shares from me? Do you have that much money?"
Perhaps Su Nanzhi knew, or perhaps she didn't, how cruel and realistic her words were.
Even if the Su Family was on a decline, it was still a massive conglomerate. Its downfall would inevitably be slow, only to be defeated by a sudden event.
Su Yueyue seemed to pause, gritting her teeth. She said, "I just need you to promise not to sell those shares to anyone else."
Su Nanzhi was certainly not someone who was easy to talk to; she retorted, "Why should I?"
Why should I?
