"It's not the same. Your major requires you to focus a lot, so you can't spare much attention. We're different—it all depends on your brains, and whatever free time you have, you can just do other stuff."
Mengzhen was being pretty blunt here. Keke felt like Mengzhen was throwing shade at her, but she had no proof.
The group went through the documents, and once everyone confirmed everything looked good, Mengzhen said to Keke, "No issues. We'll buy 40% of your company's shares. Since the purchase's under Xiyuan's name, we're all pitching in, so we'll give you 10 million—let us know if you have any objections."
"No objections, of course not. My tiny company isn't even worth 10 million in total. This ten million plus the previous forty million, Zhenzhen, I honestly didn't expect it—my company's only been running for just over a month, has only done two decent charity projects, and already has assets worth fifty million. I'm so damn capable."
