"Anyway, I'm really grateful to you. If you ever need my help, just get in touch."
As Zhang Zhu spoke, she couldn't help sighing inwardly.
It wasn't as if someone in his position would actually come to her for help.
"Aunt Zhang, there's one more thing I'd like to ask. If I hadn't bought the shares, how were you planning to handle the company's funding shortfall?"
Jiang Linyuan asked.
In the book, Haile Bio hadn't received any help from him at this point.
"Well, I do know someone who isn't afraid of the Xu Group causing trouble. Her position is a little sensitive, though. She's with the government. You understand, right?"
Zhang Zhu let out a slow breath.
"I don't really want to trouble her."
"Her surname is Shen?"
Zhang Zhu raised her eyes and glanced at him in surprise.
"Her surname is Zhao, but her daughter's surname is Shen. Do you know her?"
Great Mother-in-law, so you were the one pulling the strings.
"I know her. She's a friend. But from what you're saying, the Xu Group might still give me trouble for investing?"
Jiang Linyuan raised an eyebrow.
That wasn't very nice of her. Being told about the risks up front was one thing; him finding out on his own was another.
"Xueyun's connections are rather complicated. The Xu Group wouldn't dare pull something like that, but someone else might use the situation to make trouble."
"As for you, people would just see you as a rich second-generation kid. If they knew a little about your connection to the Su Family, they'd know better than to bring trouble on themselves."
Zhang Zhu smiled faintly.
What connection to the Su Family, Aunt Zhang? Why did you keep sticking labels on me?
Little Su could be my umbrella now, shielding