"Pretty good at being a scoundrel," Zhang Yang muttered to himself.
Getting worked up over a rogue boss like this was beneath him, so he said nothing. He scanned the code to pay, then called Manager Chen and asked him to come over.
He had come here specifically to learn about this shop's lease in person.
"Zhang Yang, we're never coming to a place like this again!" Lin Jingmin said, tugging at his arm, still fuming.
"We definitely won't," Zhang Yang said with a smile.
Not only would he never come again, he would make this shop get lost. As for where the owner would find another storefront afterward, what the hell did that have to do with him?
Still on the phone, he walked out of the shop with Lin Jingmin and stopped in front of the entrance.
The owner naturally noticed them and immediately started making a scene.
"What, calling someone over? You think I scare that easily? I've been running a business for years—what haven't I seen? I'm telling you, it won't work."
Zhang Yang said a few words before hanging up.
"Boss, you're hopping around so energetically. What is this, a performance personality disorder?" Zhang Yang asked with an amused smile as he looked at the blustering owner.
"Kid, quit acting all mature and talking like you're such hot stuff." Bare-chested, the owner glared and sneered. "Go flirt with your girl and stop being an attention-seeker around here."
Zhang Yang said nothing. He quietly went to the convenience store nearby to buy water, handed a bottle to Lin Jingmin, and took a couple of drinks himself.
"Zhang Yang, who are we waiting for?" Lin Jingmin asked softly.
"One of my subordinates," Zhang Yang replied casually.
"A subordinate? You have a company? Didn't you just say you