Chapter 731 - 732: You Decide
Old Lady Wang still didn’t feel relieved and directly called Shen Ruoqing’s cell phone again.
"Hey, you little vixen, you really have some tricks up your sleeve, climbing up to CEO Zhao like that," she sneered. "You’ve really plotted this out, haven’t you? Do you want to oppress us at this time? It’s a pity you miscalculated, even if you’ve charmed CEO Zhao, you still can’t do anything to me, haha. Are you feeling frustrated now? Do you feel it’s a loss to be with a despicable man like CEO Zhao?"
"No, no, no ... you wouldn’t feel it’s a loss," she continued scoffingly. "For women like you, there’s nothing you wouldn’t do for money."
Old Lady Wang was gloating, but Shen Ruoqing had already hung up the phone, refusing to listen to her foul words any longer.
After finishing a round of cards, Second Master Huang Su finally made a call to CEO Zhao and started by cursing, "Zhao Huaming, what the hell are you doing? Why would you halt the cooperation for no reason? Wang Ling’s company was collaborating well with us, wasn’t it?"
Under normal circumstances, once Su Tongda made such a statement, CEO Zhao would definitely get the hint and know what to do. But this time, CEO Zhao hastily said, "Second Master, this matter was arranged by Young Master Su. Maybe you should communicate with Miss Su first?"
"Miss Su? Su Yuya?" Second Master Huang Su frowned slightly.
"Yes, Miss Su specifically instructed me to do so. That’s why I dared to tell Wang Ling directly. Otherwise, I would have informed you first. I thought you knew about it."
"Damn it, this is quite embarrassing. Okay, let me find out what’s going on first."
Second Master Huang Su then called Su Yuya, "Yuya, how come you didn’t inform me before you just went ahead and did it?"
Su Yuya laughed and said, "Second Brother, it’s not that I didn’t inform you. Look at your phone, I did call you, but you didn’t answer, so I had to contact someone directly."
"You called me? Damn it, I must have been taking a shower." Second Master Huang Su chuckled dryly. He usually didn’t return missed calls, except those from the old family head. He thought that if someone needed him, they could call him again.