She had to wait because she never knew that a company with assets of 200 million could go public. I mean, not even talking about assets, just the fact that her company only had, like, one real employee—how could that possibly be listed? She felt that Yan Keke's words were just absurd. Even if she didn't know much, she at least knew that a company structured like theirs could never go public.
But right now, Yan Keke couldn't hear her protests at all. It was as if something urgent came up; she turned around and left Mei Mengzhen's side in a flash, tossing out numbers in the billions, making everyone wonder if Yan Keke was out of her mind.
Mei Yifan said, "Is that your classmate? So people with mental issues can get into college nowadays."
But then she thought something felt off, since the girl hadn't even answered her question before running off. "Hey, classmate, where are you going? Give Zhenzhen's money back!"
