After signing the contract, Li Xingwen's attitude towards Zhao Yang had changed. When Zhao Yang left, Li Xingwen didn't even see him out, and just kept sitting at the edge of the kang, chewing on peanuts and sipping the leftover liquor.
Once the contract was signed, with Zhao Yang and Li Xingwen's names written on it, it came into effect.
That is to say, Zhao Yang couldn't back out anymore.
If the clinic didn't make money after its opening, Zhao Yang wouldn't have the funds to pay the final installment.
If that happened, Li Xingwen would take back the house, keep Zhao Yang's ten thousand yuan deposit, and Li Xingmao's additional ten thousand, making a tidy profit without much effort.
Actually, Li Xingwen felt that even if Zhao Yang's clinic did business, it was unlikely to earn fifty thousand within half a year.
If people in the village were to spend money on medical treatment, who would go to Zhao Yang?
