Fire her...
Hearing Su Bai say something like that so casually, Lu Yuning found it incredibly unreal.
No matter what, it was still a fairly sizable garment factory. A section chief in the finance department could just be fired at a word? Was this what Su Bai's status meant?
Then again, considering the kind of people Su Bai spent his time around, dealing with some insignificant nobody like this really was just a wave of his hand—enough to decide someone's entire career.
And the most outrageous part was that Lu Yuning had not even said anything. Su Bai had merely noticed a hint of something and already offered a possible solution.
It proved that firing a Section Chief Tian put no pressure on Su Bai whatsoever.
It might have some impact on the factory's operations in the short term, but Su Bai did not care. The assets he bought were basically never for making money. He either used them himself or simply bought them for fun.
"Um... she, she used to be in the student union. Whenever she checked the dorms, she always picked on me... Sob... Maybe I really didn't do well enough, but she just loved finding fault with me..."
Lu Yuning haltingly told him a few things that had happened during their school days.
They were actually fairly common conflicts between girls.
If Su Bai's encouraging gaze had not been so warm, she would have been too embarrassed to tell him.
It always felt like tattling to someone. For a girl with an introverted and sensitive personality, doing something like that always felt uncomfortable.
If she had been one of those calculating little bitches, she would have tattled without the slightest psychological burden.
This difference in personality often resulted in a situation within groups where "the bad