Qin Chuan was no longer the person he used to be. He knew a thing or two about business, so he quickly explained, "The company my sister and brother-in-law started is very profitable. That's why they took out a loan to build a flagship store. They're just worried about a cash-flow crunch right now. They've already taken out loans, so they don't have anything left to use as collateral. That's why they can only borrow money from friends."
Xie Qiao was still a little confused, but she nodded and said, "I don't think it'll be a problem. Wang Yue—my boyfriend, I mean—has invested in several projects run by senior students at our school. As long as your sister's spa makes money, I think he'll invest in it too."
Qin Chuan glanced at Xie Qiao, surprised. He hadn't expected her to be able to make such a big decision on her own. That made him feel a little bitter, but at the same time, he worried that his sister's troubles might affect Xie Qiao's life.
He quickly advised her, "You should ask Wang Yue about something this important first. I've dealt with him several times, and he's very capable.
"If you tell him what happened, he'll be able to assess things properly. If it really won't work, my sister can sell her current shop and open a smaller one instead. I don't think it's a big deal."
Xie Qiao had blindly believed in Qin Qian because she admired her. But since even Qin Chuan was saying this, she thought he made sense, so she readily called Wang Yue.
Once he picked up, she described what had happened, then repeated Qin Chuan's words: "Do you think this project is worth investing in? If you think it's a good investment, go ahead. If