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The signing had to wait. One of Nancy Group's most important figures had yet to arrive.

Nancy Group Chairman.

It was a signing ceremony on an extraordinary scale, and it showed how seriously Nancy Group took the deal.

Of course, Nancy Group also wanted to fan the flames of publicity. Having its Nancy Group Chairman there would make the story even more newsworthy.

When Shen Bing heard, though, he had mixed feelings.

He would have been lying if he said he wasn't excited. Not long ago, he had been an ordinary university student worrying about finding a job. Now he was about to sign a contract with the chairman of a company worth tens of billions. His circumstances had changed almost too fast.

Granted, Shen Bing had often signed contracts with Fortune Global 500 companies before, including China Telecom, China Mobile, and the Agricultural Bank of China. But that was completely different. There was no comparison.

Shen Bing wasn't so full of himself that he thought he stood on equal footing with Nancy Group's chairman. This was simply a business decision on the other party's part.

Nancy Group's chairman did not keep him waiting long. For someone who had built a company of this size, punctuality was a basic virtue.

At exactly three in the afternoon, Nancy Group Chairman arrived. He couldn't escape the reporters' notice, but the hotel security guards stopped them in time, sparing him from being surrounded.

Shen Bing finally met a man he had previously seen only on television.

Now that the man was standing before him, Shen Bing found himself growing calm.

"Hello, Chairman Fang," Shen Bing said after the introductions.

A flicker of surprise crossed Fang Yuanming's eyes, then vanished. "I didn't expect Boss Shen to be so young," he said with an easy