"Paid monthly, it costs two hundred taels of silver, with an annual settlement. There's some risk involved, but it's a safe bet," said Chairman Wan Hui, chuckling.
"Two hundred is quite a lot," said Nan Feng, laughing. She seemed quite cautious.
"Only two hundred, it's not that much," Chairman Wan Hui said. "Your Spikenard Square must bring in four to five hundred a month, with so many branches, and including the income from the beauty shop, you must easily have six to seven hundred taels a month. Investing two hundred taels isn't really much."
"Chairman Wan Hui, let me give it some thought," Nan Feng said, grinning, "I'll get back to you once I decide."
"Alright, think it over. Remember what you learnt at the Business Association, when business gets to a certain level, you have to throw your money away like trash!"
"Alright, I'll definitely consider it carefully."
"I'm off then, carry on working."
"Goodbye, Chairman Wan Hui!"
