Surrounded By My Yandere Ex-Girlfriend On The Romance Reality Show!-Chapter 440 - Hey, You Seem to Have Some Trouble

A crisp female voice on the other end responded cheerfully.

“Of course! But since this is a sudden change, our schedule is quite full. I’ll need to discuss it with our manager first.”

Qin Yun, being sharp, understood the hint in the woman’s words.

She smiled, her voice becoming even more gentle.

“Money is not an issue. As long as we can move the date up and proceed as planned, that’s all I need.”

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The woman on the other end smiled faintly, her eyes full of anticipation.

She continued, “Your company specializes in creating surprises. I hope you won’t disappoint me.”

The person in charge replied respectfully, “Of course, we will do our utmost to serve you!”

Qin Yun then hung up and continued contacting other people.

The woman she had just spoken to dialed a number labeled “Manager Guo” in her contacts.

About five seconds later, the call connected, and a lazy, casual female voice came through.

“Hello, what’s up, Xiao Xu?”

“Manager Guo, I’ve sent you a file. Please review it. It’s a big order, and the client wants to move the date up. They’re willing to pay extra. How should we handle it?”

The woman on the other end, still sounding lazy, seemed to be stretching and even yawned.

“Alright, I’ll take a look and get back to you.”

She hung up and seriously reviewed the file on WeChat.

Next to her was another woman with short, neat hair, exuding an undeniable charm and authority.

Her sharp eyes seemed to see through everything.

Her tightly closed lips revealed a sense of determination and decisiveness.

She was tall and slender, dressed in a simple yet elegant suit, showcasing her professional demeanor and confidence.

Seeing Guo Zhu’s serious expression, a hint of amusement flashed in her eyes as she teased, “I thought you were joking about starting your own business. Didn’t expect you to be so serious, even going to the grassroots level to expand business.”

“Now, your dad can’t call you Miss Guo anymore; he’ll have to call you Manager Guo.”

Guo Zhu looked up, a hint of annoyance on her face.

She glared at Han Xi, who had teased her, and retorted, “You know the reason. If my dad hadn’t remarried and had a little brother, trying to take my inheritance, would I be working this hard?”

Guo Zhu, known as Manager Guo, was Han Xi’s good friend.

To learn how to manage a company, she had been staying with Han Xi for a week, hoping to gain some management experience.

She aimed to grow her company into one of the top industries in the country, just like Han Xi’s.

Of course, this was just a dream for Guo Zhu.

She knew it would take years of effort to reach Han Xi’s level.

So, she thought it would be good to learn a bit and take it back.

Currently, her company was in its early stages, and every order was crucial.

This was one reason Guo Zhu wanted to handle things personally.

Han Xi had told her that only by working from the ground up would she understand the operations and not be played like a fool.

She wouldn’t make wrong decisions due to ignorance.

Hearing her friend’s complaints, a hint of darkness flashed in Han Xi’s eyes.

She put down the file she was holding, got up, and poured a cup of tea for Guo Zhu, placing it in front of her.

Her tone softened, comforting Guo Zhu.

“Don’t worry. Your little brother is just a few months old. He can’t threaten you.”

Guo Zhu, hearing this, got even more agitated.

She slammed her phone on the table and stood up, saying, “How is he not a threat? You don’t know! My dad is already preparing his will. He said if I dare harm that child, he won’t leave me a penny!”

“Do you think I’d harm a baby? I need to prove myself to my dad! I don’t need his inheritance; I can support myself and live better!”

Guo Zhu’s bold words were full of determination.

Han Xi nodded in agreement, encouraging her, “That’s right, you can do it! A few million in sales is nothing for you!”

“Don’t judge others without knowing their struggles” was Han Xi’s principle.

And Guo Zhu was already doing well.

All Han Xi could do was silently support her and ensure her company didn’t fall into dangerous territory.

Han Xi’s mention of a few million made Guo Zhu sweat.

When she was just spending money, it didn’t seem like much.

But when she started her own company, she realized how hard it was to make money.

The saying “money is hard to earn, and shit is hard to eat” was spot on.

Thinking about how far she was from her goal, Guo Zhu deflated.

She sat back on the sofa, curling up, and reviewed the WeChat file again.

As she read, she complained, “Even though the client is willing to pay extra, it’s still hard to make last-minute changes.”

“Sigh, money is important.”

“Wait, why does this client’s name look so familiar?”

Guo Zhu focused on the client’s information, staring at the name Qin Yun and pondering.

Her eyes widened in shock as she reread the file.

Three seconds later, she turned to Han Xi and said uncertainly,

“Hey, you seem to have some trouble.”