Chapter 857: Surviving a desperate situation, there must be a spring breeze

For Su Zheyuan, the current situation of the board of directors was very unfavorable to him. Except for Little Aunt standing on his side, the rest were in the second uncle's camp.

So if Shen Ci acquired their shares, the equity distribution of the Su family would become a tripod, Shen Ci, Su Zheyuan, and Su Zheyuan's little aunt.

Such a distribution was definitely much friendlier to Su Zheyuan than it was now. Although A-Ci was not family, to Su Zheyuan, she was better than family, a hundred times better than those people who were eyeing his shares.

Shen Ci looked at Su Zheyuan, also unable to bear breaking his self-moved state: "It's for you, but it's not entirely for you. You still owe me a sum of money. If you were just kicked out by someone's setup like this, then my money would truly have no place to land."

"So you have to continue to stay in the chairman's position, not only to pay back the debt but also to work like an ox and a horse for me in the days to come, earning more money."

She thought highly of Su Zheyuan. This person was indeed a bit idle and lacked a positive career spirit before, but once he became serious, he had enough business acumen.

This time, the company's matter was not his responsibility alone. The project underwent layers of assessment, meetings, and discussions, and everyone on the board of directors participated in it. Finally, they were tricked and lost money, which was a decision-making error of the entire board of directors. It was just that as the chairman, his responsibility would naturally be magnified.

Hearing Shen Ci's words, Su Zheyuan wasn't angry at all; instead, he was even more moved: "A-Ci, you took a huge risk to pull me up this time. I will definitely repay you well in the future. Don't worry, my brain and heart are already clear enough now. This family business cannot be ruined in my hands, and I will never let those who look down on me watch my jokes."

"They say that surviving a desperate situation, there must be a spring breeze." Su Zheyuan looked at Shen Ci with rare seriousness and emotion: "You are my spring breeze!"

Shen Ci smiled upon hearing this: "Alright, you being so serious makes me unaccustomed. No matter what, when I needed your help, you also went forward without hesitation. I couldn't just watch you be calculated against."

Just by the fact that Su Zheyuan, a straight man of steel, was willing to let Lucas touch his butt for her, Shen Ci knew he was a true friend worth treating sincerely. Her money had long been too much to have nowhere to put it; rather than leaving it idle, it was better to invest it in someone worth it. Even if the return in the future was not as expected, she wouldn't regret it—after all, any investment had risks, but a friend like Su Zheyuan was hard to find.

"But Boss," Secretary Xiao Gao on the side couldn't help but interject, her tone full of doubt: "Will those directors really be willing to transfer their shares? Shares are the foundation of their survival. Without shares..."

"Don't worry, they won't last long." Shen Ci's tone was certain, her eyes revealing the composure of seeing through everything: "The company's crisis has just shown signs now, and all negative feedback is still hidden in the incubation period. Once the incubation period passes and the matter is completely exposed, the stock price of the Su family will inevitably fall again and again. By then, the shares in their hands will only evaporate as cleanly as water vapor."

Shen Ci looked at Xiao Gao: "If it were you, would you sell the equity quickly before it evaporates, or let it go after it evaporates?"

"But..." Xiao Gao hesitated for a moment, still not understanding Shen Ci's plan: "But if Miss Shen acquires the shares, and the Su family's stock price falls in the future, wouldn't the one losing money be you?"

Shen Ci pursed her lips and smiled, shaking her head slowly: "The root cause of the Su family's crisis is actually the rupture of the capital chain. As long as the equity is in my hands, I am the largest controlling shareholder of the Su family, and naturally, I won't watch the shares in my hands depreciate."

"To put it plainly, as long as there is enough capital to support the normal operation of the Su family, all crises can be solved."

In the final analysis, it was just a problem that money could solve—and for Shen Ci, problems that could be solved with money had never been problems. ===== CHAPTER 858 =====