A popular female live streamer with a constant stream of wealthy patrons.

Xu Qinghuan looked up at him and frowned slightly.

She understood the reasoning, but she really didn't want to see any casualties on the construction site.

"And do you know what? Many workers are willing to die on the construction site."

"..." Xu Qinghuan was stunned, finding the words absurd.

Ryan shrugged and smiled, gesturing for Manager Wang to leave first. He would talk to Xu Qinghuan, "If someone dies on duty, the company will pay a sum of money, which may be more than he could earn in his entire life! The compensation standard at our construction site is much higher than that of other companies. I also took out insurance for the project, so you don't need to worry about this anymore."

"Isn't this just your personal opinion?" No one wants to die.

"There are still many people who commit suicide in the world. Are these just my personal thoughts?"

"..."

Ryan smiled. "I know you are kind. You hope that every worker can come to work safely and go home happily with their money. But everyone's situation is different. I have done my best for them. Xu Qinghuan, I am a businessman."

Merchants prioritize profit.

"I understand."

"Then—"

“But I don’t agree.” Xu Qinghuan said, turning to leave.

Ryan quickly stopped her and explained urgently, "There are no casualties on the construction site right now, right? Here's what I'll do: I'll send a few more supervisors to the site, and we'll replace their safety helmets with new ones."

“Ryan, I hope you made this decision because you genuinely care about your employees and the workers who bleed and sweat on the construction site, and not because you want to pursue me.”

"I swear, I absolutely do not want any negative news to appear."

As Ryan spoke, he raised his hand as if to swear an oath.

Xu Qinghuan took a deep breath; in the end, this was all she could manage to do for them.

Back in her office, she sat down and prepared to turn on her computer.

I glanced at my phone screen and saw an unread message: "Good morning, driver from Weijing City."

Honestly, if the signature had included the character "Shi" at the end, she would have really thought it was Fu Yanshi texting her: "Good morning, what's up?"

A driver from Weijing City: "I'm so sorry I hit your car. I had someone buy you some gifts; I hope you'll accept them."

Xu Qinghuan raised an eyebrow.

This driver seems to be someone of high status, as he even "had someone" buy him some gifts.

No need. It didn't cause much trouble, and the car is fully repaired. You don't need to feel bad.

She had just replied to the WeChat message when an unfamiliar number called.

When I answered, they said it was a Flash Delivery service.

"Miss Xu, right? Someone sent you some things. Where should I deliver them?"

Helpless, Xu Qinghuan had no choice but to tell him her location.

After hanging up the phone, Xu Qinghuan replied to the driver, "You're too kind! It makes me feel bad."

A driver from Weijing City: [This is my apology; I hope you accept it.]

Meanwhile, in the president's office of the Fu Group.

Fu Yanshi looked at the few conversations on his phone from today, and his thin lips unconsciously curled up.

He specifically sought advice from Secretary Lin on how to chat with people and keep the conversation going. Secretary Lin suggested that he try to create more common ground between the two people, such as having some shared interests, discussing common topics, or being more direct and giving the other person a gift. He added that out of politeness, the other person would talk to him more.

Fu Yanshi used the simplest and most direct method.