Zhuang Jiu's words were undoubtedly like a thunderclap, leaving Su Xiaowan utterly dumbfounded.
Indeed, when she had signed the loan agreement with Xie Junhao, there was such a clause. But at the time, she trusted Xie Junhao's character, and she hadn't taken that clause to heart.
After all, in her view, it was just a set deadline, with the maximum term for repayment being three years. And after three years of recovery, she believed the Su Family would surely be able to get back on their feet and repay the loan.
But who would have known that Xie Junhao was such a sly person? When he borrowed the money from her, he probably didn't have any good intentions. Now it seemed that the loan was false, and his real intent was to take the opportunity to seize the shares of Yimei Company.
Otherwise, Xie Junhao wouldn't have deliberately manipulated the repayment date, and even authorized the right to demand the huge sum to Xie Chenfeng.
