Xiao Qin was stunned for a moment. When he had come earlier, he'd already sensed that the matter wouldn't be easy to handle and had thought of how to deal with the young boss's outrageous demands. But now, how had he suddenly become so "righteous and understanding"?
His thought wasn't wrong, because there are always people who think that since a zoo is "public-owned," seizing the opportunity to make excessive demands and not aiming for personal gain is almost a sin against oneself.
After all, it's "public-owned," take advantage of it if you can, it's free either way.
There are even those who believe that if you don't make the most of such opportunities, you'd be ridiculed for being a fool once you step outside.
But these are just 'some people,' not Boss Yan.
Boss Yan's thinking was much simpler. His tiger was no longer young—it was more than three years old, practically a young adult tiger, indeed not small.
