After hearing Zelyushenko's words, Li Ye was stunned.
The reason Zelyushenko had been fired by the Kamaz Automobile Plant was not merely because he supported cooperation with China. It was also because he had blocked someone else's path.
Whose path had he blocked?
Sophia's elegant figure surfaced in Li Ye's mind.
Was she a good person? Or a bad one?
Sophia's string of abnormal actions flashed through Li Ye's mind like a revolving lantern, finally linking into an absurd path that led to a ridiculous conclusion.
After Li Ye and the others had first visited the Kamaz Automobile Plant for an inspection, Sophia had said that Li Ye had "helped her out," because she had accepted a mission and had to organize the workers to sell their shares to Britain's Korshi Company.
At the time, Li Ye had thought Sophia represented the side of justice. After all, selling a national pillar industry like Kamaz to a British company was indeed inappropriate; it should have remained in the hands of the state.
But now, it turned out Sophia's reason for preventing the workers from selling their shares to Korshi Company was that she wanted to sell them to another company!
And they were even paying with IOUs.
Sun Xianjin was impatient by nature, and he asked in shock, "What? Another company wants to acquire your shares? And they're using IOUs to do it? How could you agree?"
Zelyushenko smiled mockingly. "How did we agree? The factory originally belonged to the state, and the Industrial Bureau exercised decision-making power on behalf of the state. It was perfectly reasonable and lawful,
and the company acquiring the shares was one of our own Great Goose People's companies. We should all actively support it and resolutely refuse to let outsiders lay a finger on Kamaz's