"If you're interested in Inter Milan, I can sell you a portion of the shares."
"Oh?"
Qi Sheng was genuinely surprised.
He hadn't expected that Zhang Kangyang didn't just want to borrow money, but also wanted to bring him in as a shareholder.
"I either don't get involved at all, or I take a direct, absolute controlling stake. Forget being a minority shareholder."
The sheer dominance in Qi Sheng's words left Zhang Kangyang speechless.
He'd seen his share of domineering people, but someone like Qi Sheng who wanted to hog everything for himself was a rare breed indeed.
Initially, Zhang Kangyang had planned to sell Qi Sheng about 5% of the shares.
Make Qi Sheng a minority shareholder, and then bring up the loan.
But Qi Sheng's attitude was all or nothing—a complete buyout.
So what the hell was there left to discuss?
"Ahem... Chairman Qi, I know this is a bit forward, but we're in desperate need of capital right now."
