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Chapter 813 Leave Responsibilities Clean
Su Tang didn't know whether Liang Jingchu and Nan Jingchen would recognize Chen Maozhi, but she knew that Liang Jingchu and Nan Jingchen were actually invited to Chen Maozhi's funeral.

Su Tang didn't know whether Liang Jingchu would go or not.Nan Jingchen had already denied it on the phone, but Su Tang still wanted Nan Jingchen to go.

This is the last chance, and it is also a good thing to personally send my grandfather away.

But Su Tang also understood Nan Jingchen, he would not let go of his last stubbornness, and if he persuaded him, he would resist even more.

the next day.

Nan Jingchen went to look for Liang Jingchu, but Su Tang didn't follow. In this situation, she was considered an outsider, so it was inappropriate for her to go.

It wasn't until Liang Jingchu reported the address that Nan Jingchen knew that the lawyer was from Shen Yan's firm, so he naturally went to Shen Yan's law firm.

The amount of money involved is huge. Although the lawyer Lao Yuan is an old lawyer, he is afraid that it will not be handled well, because there must be an agreement on the transfer of shares.So they took Shen Yan to the meeting room together, and after a while people came to discuss together.

When Nan Jingchen pushed the door open, Shen Yan raised his head, why is it Nan Jingchen?He came here to find him.

Shen Yan stood up and was just about to say hello to Nan Jingchen, but before he opened his mouth, he looked at Nan Jingchen's expression which was not right, why was he so serious and a little mournful.

I'm afraid something happened.

When Shen Yan pushed away the chair and was about to step his legs, he saw Liang Jingchu who was following behind Nan Jingchen, what was the situation, why did the two of them come over.

Nan Jingchen raised his head and looked at the two people inside, there was nothing unexpected, Shen Yan was normal.

Lao Yuan looked at the big client, stood up enthusiastically and greeted him: "Miss Liang, welcome."

Shen Yan looked at Lao Yuan and realized after a second that the case Lao Yuan was talking about was Liang Jingchu.

Liang Jingchu briefly shook hands with Lao Yuan, then glanced at Shen Yan, and smiled slightly. She remembered that this was Nan Jingchen's friend, and she had met several times before.

Shen Yan also walked over, stretched out his hand, and said, "Hello, Auntie."

"Hello." Liang Jingchu sat down with a smile, and glanced at Nan Jingchen next to her. Nan Jingchen pulled the chair beside her and sat down.

Shen Yan had doubts in his heart, but it was inconvenient to ask them now, so he could only listen to Lao Yuan talk about the current situation first.

The property distribution is what Chen Maozhi said, the company's shares were all given to Liang Jingchu, and now she only needs to sign for confirmation.

Although it is said to be so simple, the actual operation is quite troublesome. After all, the shares of such a large company are transferred as soon as they are said to be transferred, and there are people watching from all over the company, so it is not easy to manage.

Liang Jingchu also had no experience in managing a company, and she didn't want to. She felt that the company was in her hands, and it was no different from Chen Jun's. It would lose everything anyway.

So Liang Jingchu found someone to buy the company overnight. Although the price was a bit lower, in order to avoid having long nights and dreams, who knows whether Bao Qingzi will come to trouble her again after he reacts.It's better to have one thing less than one thing more. If you sell the company, the money will be donated directly, and it's not in your hands anyway.

Liang Jingchu talked to Lao Yuan about her thoughts, and Lao Yuan also made a preliminary understanding, and said with a smile: "Ms. Liang, you decide how to deal with the money. It has nothing to do with us. We just accept the entrustment. You It just needs to be signed."

In one sentence, Lao Yuan put aside all responsibilities and did not cause trouble for himself and the law firm.

(End of this chapter)