Chapter 287 - 279: Visiting Brother Xin Hua
Besides feeling a bit stifled, Qiao Xingbang thought that listening to that damn girl’s words was actually pretty good. At least his Old Dou was becoming increasingly kind-hearted, and his allowance kept growing. There was even a time when Old Dou affectionately called him "Xingzai", which almost moved him to tears. You have to know that he hadn’t been called like that by his Old Dou since he was seven!
Sisi sneered with scorn: Dumber than a pig. Previously, Qiao Zhenbang always made you the front man to play the villain, no wonder your Old Dou was pissed!
The brotherly and sisterly love between Sisi and Qiao Xingbang was growing stronger, which made Boss Qiao and Mu Xiulan more and more gratified, and at the same time, made Qiao Zhenbang increasingly depressed.
Sure enough, Boss Qiao invested in a movie company. However, he didn’t start a new company but took over He Chunfeng’s Ming Guang Company. In fact, it wasn’t exactly an acquisition. After He Chunfeng heard a hint of Sisi’s intentions, he actively approached Brother Li, wanting to sell his movie company to Boss Qiao.
He Chunfeng was a genius director but not a good businessman. Plus, he didn’t have the time to manage the company. Thus, after just one year, he was already at his wit’s end. Now that Boss Qiao wanted to open a movie company, it occurred to him to sell it to Boss Qiao, and he could just focus on making movies.
The most important thing was that He Chunfeng didn’t make movies for the money; he did it for the dream. Therefore, whether he ran a company or not really wasn’t important to him. What mattered most was being able to focus wholeheartedly on filmmaking without anyone disturbing him. Boss Qiao just happened to be able to meet this requirement.
Of course, Boss Qiao had no objections; he didn’t shortchange He Chunfeng either, leaving him with 10% of the shares. He also gave He Chunfeng tremendous authority over the film decisions, which made He Chunfeng extremely satisfied and even more respectful towards Boss Qiao.
Boss Qiao: I don’t understand that film stuff, I just care whether it can make money or not.
What surprised Sisi was that Boss Qiao actually allocated 10% of the shares to her as well, saying it was for her dowry. This was quite a substantial amount—after all, Boss Qiao himself only had 45%, and the remaining 35% was distributed by Boss Qiao to the gang’s leaders, to everyone’s delight.
Sisi didn’t want this hot potato. If she really took this 10%, Qiao Zhenbang would surely loathe her to death.