Chapter 28

C28 – I Will Give You an S Card

While it appeared that their president reaped the most benefits.

They all understood one thing very clearly.

Even if it were solely to ensure Mr. Su remembered their faces.

That would still hold considerable advantage for them!This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com

Should Su Ming decide to engage in banking transactions with them.

They stood to earn substantial commissions.

The male employees capitalized on their strengths,

putting in tremendous effort.

The female employees couldn’t help gravitating towards Su Ming.

If Su Ming took an interest in them,

Even becoming his former girlfriends would secure their financial well-being for life.

Although they had encountered numerous affluent clients,

None had matched Su Ming’s wealth.

“Team, give it your all, but avoid damaging the already grown crops.”

Leading the charge, President Chen issued instructions.

Su Ming expressed his gratitude with a smile.

“It’s what we should do.”

President Chen stepped forward, rubbing his hands together. “Through this work, we’ve gained a profound understanding of the labor of workers and farmers. We’ll certainly enhance our support for the working class. This experience has been highly enlightening for us.”

Su Ming couldn’t help but twitch the corner of his eye upon hearing this.

With a smile, President Chen remarked, “We sincerely apologize for occupying your time and land today.”

President Chen subtly gestured, prompting his vice president to step forward with a gift box they had prepared. He presented it to Su Ming.

“It’s just a small token, please accept it. We understand that it might not be significant in light of your substantial worth, but we hope you won’t be offended.”

President Chen gazed at Su Ming earnestly.

President Chen’s performance was truly convincing.

Initially, it was President Chen and his team who had arrived to assist Su Ming with removing the weeds.

Yet, through a clever shift of perspective, it appeared as though President Chen and his group had occupied Su Ming’s time and resources, and Su Ming had assisted them.

The employees toiled, their backs aching, and those unaccustomed to farming sported blistered hands.

Ultimately, it was President Chen who reaped significant benefits.

It dawned on Su Ming that identical tasks could yield different outcomes in the hands of different individuals.

Some people devoted their lives to pleasing others, yet remained underappreciated.

In contrast, President Chen excelled at winning people over.