"The money from the shares, how about writing an IOU first and paying it back after the year-end dividends come in? We are all family here," Han Qi suggested, trying to work around the idea.
Gu Xiaoqing sneered, treating everyone like fools.
"Sis-in-law, if you say that, can't I just owe you too, and pay you back at the end of the year? Then I might as well take over myself since we all have the same amount of shares. It's not like you should get the first pick."
"That's not acceptable. Why should it be owed?"
Han Qi was not willing.
Gu Xiaoqing smiled at Han Qi, making her a bit uncomfortable. She just said the same words, refusing to credit others. Why would others agree to credit her?
Li Weimin and Li Weiqiang were both reminded by Gu Xiaoqing's words.
Yes, if the shares were purchased this way, the shop wouldn't have to break up.
Jianhui noticed Han Qi was speechless, realizing Han Qi couldn't come up with the money.
