Feng Jun refused the loan not merely because Yang Yuxin had guaranteed it.
What concerned him most was that the loan process would require him to provide the bank with a great deal of information and documentation—he had far too many secrets.
Yet if he did not provide those things, why would the bank lend him money?
So it was better to refuse. That way, he would not have to explain how much wealth he possessed.
Yue Pengfei was not surprised by this. He had been working for over three years, in an industry that dealt with money, and had seen all sorts of strange things—there was a 99.99 percent chance that Feng Jun's rise from nothing to such immense wealth involved some original sin.
So he offered Feng Jun another suggestion. "I work for Transportation Bank and know quite a few people in this industry. Don't let my age fool you; plenty of Big Shots in the field will give me some face."
He believed that if Feng Jun wanted to build roads and such, he could introduce him to some contractors. Helping a client was one thing, but more importantly, he could have them keep an eye on things for Feng Jun—spend less, get more done, and get real work done.
This suggestion was an unexpected gain for Feng Jun. He did not mind spending a little extra money; what mattered was ensuring the project was solid. If it could also be efficient and look good, that would be even better.
So he felt Yue Pengfei's proposal was excellent. Yue himself was not a member of the transportation industry, so there was no issue of improper benefit transfer—and even if there was, it would be negligible.
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