Shouhua had never expected that Wang Yue would even understand the little details of doing business. She was even more astonished by his genius.
As she well knew, Le Shan had recently been constantly telling her sisters that Wang Yue was an all-capable teacher.
After hearing it so often, Shouhua had gradually come to think that Wang Yue was a remarkable person, too. She had already thought highly of him.
But after meeting him, she discovered that not only was he pleasant to talk to, but his knowledge was also incredibly broad. She simply hadn't expected him to be so well versed in business, too.
She felt that a person like him must have a plan, so she didn't ask any more questions. She agreed on the spot and began discussing the shares for their partnership with Wang Yue.
In the end, they agreed that Wang Yue would invest ninety thousand strings of cash, the Li family seven thousand, and Li Fuhui three thousand. They would buy ten shops in the Eastern Capital and sell the pastries made in Wang Yue's workshop directly to the public.
As it happened, Li Fuhui's dowry had been worth less than two thousand strings of cash. The reason she could contribute so much was that Fan Lianghan had given her some money after their marriage.
Under the terms of their partnership, the cost of the pastries would be calculated separately. Wang Yue would receive eighty-five percent of the shops' profits, the Li family ten percent, and Li Fuhui five percent.
They had arranged it this way because Li Fuhui would personally manage two shops, while the Li family, which held a ten percent share, would manage the remaining eight.
Of course, since the shops selling pastries didn't need to be particularly large, they wouldn't