However, what Toto didn't know was that Ferrari had also started preparing at this time.
And this time, it wasn't Binotto who wanted Qin Miao; Bi is about to leave, and he can't decide on personnel appointments for the Ferrari team anymore.
This time, it is Ferrari's chairman John Elkann's decision to have Qin Miao join Ferrari.
This is also Ferrari's tradition, which is upper management giving orders to subordinates beyond their authority.
However, because it's John Elkann's decision, the people below executed it without much pushback since not doing a good job on this matter could really get them fired.
Then Ferrari learned about Mercedes building a school for Qin Miao's future child.
Upon hearing this, Ferrari thought, we'll build one too! Even with full Chinese instruction!
Of course, this was done secretly by Ferrari, so not many people knew.
In short, Ferrari truly wanted Qin Miao now.
