Chapter 301 - 194: Company Establishment, Follow-up Development Plan_3
The third package, Li Ang gave to his high-school class advisor, whom he hadn’t seen in a long time. Li Ang ended up staying and sleeping there for the whole night, overwhelmed by her fervor. If it weren’t for Li Ang’s robust constitution, it would have indeed been difficult to withstand the draining demands of two amorous women in one day.
Without a doubt, the next day Charles would cheer that it was a good day, as the wicked class advisor had taken another day off to rest.
Besides, Li Ang also gave some souvenirs to the neighbors who had always been very kind to him; all practical in nature. He gave Charles a bunch of "AAA titles" on Steam, and just like that, Li Ang became the "child of someone else’s family" in their community.
With affairs settled on this end, Li Ang also took his newly formed team to the site of their "first show".
Although the salary Li Ang offered was quite good, the people he ultimately recruited were not exactly professionals who could stand on their own.
The main reason was that most of the seasoned professionals wouldn’t choose to join such a start-up. It might look like they offered good benefits, but who knew how long that would last? It wouldn’t be surprising if the company folded in less than two months.
Among them, the one with the longest work experience had only been working for a little over four years. That was Catina’s senior, Louise Hurst.
She had been working at an MCN agency but, due to a run of bad luck and her boss withholding wages, she had been planning to change jobs.
Speaking of which, this senior had been a prominent figure at school, highly capable, but her subsequent performance in society hadn’t lived up to expectations, which made Catina all the more appreciative of the opportunity Li Ang had given her.
Louise Hurst also joined their company relying on her trust in her junior, Catina, and the higher than average industry salary that Li Ang had offered.
But she still had her reservations, worried whether her naive junior might have been deceived by someone.