Jiang Xu hadn't expected Lu Yi to call him voluntarily.
He chuckled.
"Stop bothering me," he said before hanging up.
Then he sent a message to Lin Nan.
It was about Juhai Group's profit model, instructing them to be careful.
In the future, they must inform him in advance about any deals that seemed too good to be true.
Honestly, as long as they were vigilant, the chances of Lu Yi succeeding were slim.
Unless he resorted to some underhanded tactics.
But that possibility was also slim.
People like him solely cared about profits and it was highly unlikely that he would risk his well-being for money.
Afterwards, Jiang Xu went to Liu Dahai's office.
The company's vice manager was there too.
When he saw Jiang Xu, he knelt on the spot.
"Boss, please don't sue me. I was merely trying to earn more money to secure a better future for my daughter," he pleaded while sobbing.
Jiang Xu was cold.
Some things were unforgivable.
Especially betrayal, acting like a traitor.
