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"..."

The girls were speechless.

She complained to their boss right in front of him. This Wang Cui really has no memory of being punished.

Wen Qi rested her chin on one hand, her posture relaxed and silent, her quietness unsettling.

Silence is more oppressive than anger.

Lu Zhenhua felt extremely uncomfortable and scolded, "Alright, stop making a fool of yourself here! Behave yourself."

Old Master Lu secretly raised his eyes to observe Wen Qi's expression.

Seeing that she showed no sign of anger, his heart, which had been hanging in suspense, quietly settled down.

He turned and glared at Wang Cui again, his expression stern and warning.

He walked over to the sofa and sat down calmly.

Wang Cui was first given a severe scolding by Lu Zhenhua, leaving her in a daze.

She was then glared at coldly by Old Master Lu, feeling utterly aggrieved.

Lu Zhenhua found her in the way, so he reached out and pushed her aside, then strode over to the sofa and sat down.

He deliberately kept his distance from her, afraid that this stupid woman would say something stupid that would offend Wen Qi.

Wang Cui was pushed so hard that she stumbled and almost fell.

The grievances grew stronger, but he dared not speak out against them.

He walked dejectedly to Lu Zhenhua's side and sat down, his shoulders hunched, not daring to glance at Wen Qi even once. He couldn't help but ask, "Who are these people?"

"My capable assistant," Wen Qi said.

Zhao Qinqin and the others were very well-mannered and nodded emphatically.

Old Master Lu raised an eyebrow, increasingly puzzled: "If he's an assistant, why is he living at home?"

Wen Qi: "A capable assistant at home."

As if receiving instructions, Zhao Qinqin and the others nodded emphatically again, emphasizing the importance of high coordination.

"..."

Grandpa Lu was speechless for a moment.

What is a capable assistant at home?

He didn't want to dwell on the girls' identities anymore, lest he cause himself further distress.

Changing the subject, he waved his hand and said, "It's late, you don't all need to stay here, you should all go and rest."

Right now, all I can think about is the shares; the fewer people around, the better.

He just wanted to sit down and have a proper talk with Wen Qi alone.

Xu Ruonan, Zhao Qinqin, and the others didn't move. They all looked at Wen Qi, waiting for their boss's instructions, showing a strong sense of propriety.

Seeing this, Old Master Lu immediately understood that the young girl only obeyed Wen Qi's orders.

Taking a breath, he said bluntly, "Wen Qi, I need to have a serious talk with you about the Lu family's shares."

"Okay." Wen Qi nodded.

The little girls all had excellent eyesight and instantly understood the hints.

"Boss, we're going to take a break now."

"Mm," Wen Qi replied.

The group of people walked lightly out of the hall.

The hall quieted down, leaving only the Lu family of three, Wen Qi, and Butler Fang.

With a solemn expression, Old Master Lu said earnestly, "Wen Qi, our Lu family will definitely buy back the Lu family's shares. I only ask that you grant me a few more days. During this time, please do not resell them to anyone else."

Wen Qi said lazily and indifferently, "I've always valued profit the most. I won't do anything that doesn't benefit me."

Loving money is in her nature.

Old Master Lu had anticipated this, and solemnly promised, "Don't worry, on top of the originally agreed-upon 2 billion, we will add an extra 10 million. This money can be immediately transferred to your private account as a sincere deposit."

"Two billion?"

Wang Cui was surprised.

She couldn't understand the intricacies of the shares, but she understood money perfectly.

Two billion is no small sum; Wen Qi is simply asking for an exorbitant amount.

Lu Zhenhua's face darkened, fearing that Wang Cui might say something foolish and anger the unpredictable Wen Qi.

He reached out and tugged at her, warning her in a low voice, "Shut up, don't talk nonsense."