Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

Finally, Du Jun offered ten million yuan, which was fair to Gu Fan, and Boss Ding did not object, as it was Gu Fan’s merit that the company had resurrected from near demise several times.

Upon hearing the price, Gu Fan was tempted; it truly was a fair and conscientious price, so he promptly agreed.

Du Jun nodded, "Gu Fan, this is all I can do for you. We were classmates once, and I hope you won’t hate me."

"Why would I? I can’t thank you enough," Gu Fan said, turning his worries into joy. He quickly signed the agreement and then walked away from here with a light step, saying goodbye forever.

Watching Gu Fan’s retreating figure without a hint of dejection, Boss Ding finally breathed a sigh of relief, "I thought we were going to have a huge fallout, creating a scene, but it ended so smoothly."

With a bitter smile, Du Jun said, "Boss Ding, you don’t understand Gu Fan well enough. This guy, once he’s committed to this field, will never back down easily, and after this experience, he’s bound to have new ideas, right?"

Meanwhile, in the elevator, as Gu Fan pressed the floor he wanted to go to and the doors closed, he could hardly control the excitement within him, almost bursting out shouting.

Ten million yuan, he couldn’t believe he had earned so much money just a few years after graduating. Along with that old house, as long as Gu Fan didn’t squander it, he could live without working, without worries about food or clothing.

But Gu Fan was always Gu Fan, and he couldn’t settle for living comfortably. He already had plans on how to spend the money.