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Bai Hanmo’s voice was calm, but the threat was clear.

Ning Shu stayed calm, not worried at all. “Even though they’re not from Guinness, the Lian and Li families are both interested in buying the company.”

“Lian family, Li family.” Bai Hanmo paused, looking scornful, obviously unimpressed by those names.

“How much?” Bai Hanmo asked arrogantly.

“Eight billion,” Ning Shu said straight out.

Bai Hanmo just sneered. “What if I make it so you won’t get a single penny?”

Ning Shu shrugged. “Then I’ll sell it to the Lian family for six billion.”

Talking about money made Ning Shu feel so powerful. Money in this world felt worthless—anytime it came up, it was in the millions.

Some luxury brands easily cost tens of millions. It was absurd.

Even money felt like it was part of a Mary Sue story—like a necklace worth 20 million.

Inflation was too crazy.

“That way, my mother and I still earn six billion.” Ning Shu said confidently. “Neither of us is good at management, but the Ding family’s technology is top-notch. Whoever gets it, it’s worth more than six billion.”

Bai Hanmo thought for a moment when his phone rang. He glanced at Ning Shu, then answered.

Whatever was said on the phone made Bai Hanmo’s expression darken.

“Four billion,” Bai Hanmo said, holding up four fingers.

Ning Shu sneered. “Eight billion. Not a penny less.”

“Don’t push your luck,” Bai Hanmo said coldly. “I haven’t even dealt with you regarding what you did to Ding Ningdie yet, and now you’re trying to extort me.”

Ning Shu kept a straight face. “It doesn’t matter. Whoever buys it, buys it.”

“Do you think anyone would dare to take something from me?” Bai Hanmo asked.

“It doesn’t matter. There are plenty of people who want the Ding company.”

The Ding company had its own technology, which was why it had held its place in the business world for so long.

Plenty of people were eyeing it.

And that’s exactly what Bai Hanmo wanted too.

“Five billion.”

“Eight billion.”

“Six billion.”

“Eight billion.”

Bai Hanmo’s face grew darker. “Seven billion.”

Ning Shu nodded. “Deal.”

Bai Hanmo’s face turned as black as ink.

He had actually lost in this deal, coming to buy the company without even informing his father-in-law.

The lawyer printed the contract, and Mrs. Ding and Bai Hanmo signed it.

Seven billion was transferred.

Ning Shu and Mrs. Ding left the company arm in arm. What happened to the company after that didn’t concern them.

“Follow those two,” Bai Hanmo ordered. There was no way he’d let them walk away after taking his money.

It was also for Ding Ningdie’s leg. After her injury, complications had set in. The dull pain pulsed through her leg, especially when it rained.

The pain kept her awake at night, even though the exams showed nothing wrong.

For some unknown reason, it still hurt. The fracture had healed, but the pain remained.

She’d toss and turn all night, moaning in pain.

From the look of her, Ding Ningdie wasn’t faking it.

Translator: Kaho