Business at the supermarkets had settled into an exceptionally steady rhythm. There was no denying that a university campus was a uniquely favorable business district. It brought together the best, most uncomplicated customers. They had strong spending power and good manners, with almost none of the usual messy disputes.
Most parents were unwilling to let their children go without material comforts and gave them generous living allowances, providing the firmest guarantee of steady revenue for the supermarkets.
Wang Xiaoliang's days were exceptionally full. In the morning, he made the rounds of the stores, checked on restocking, and chatted with the staff before heading to Chongchong Internet Cafe to sort out supplies. He made a few more rounds in the afternoon, while his evenings were entirely his own.
Being in control of his own life left him feeling so relaxed that he wanted to hum as he walked down the street.
He assigned new tasks to Li Fengxia and Sun Ting individually.
"Fengxia, Sun Ting, make a point of observing and training the part-timers working under you. See if any of them are quick-thinking and responsible enough to be trained as store managers."
Stores One and Two were fully on track and barely needed Wang Xiaoliang's attention. Li Fengxia and Feng Ting had already proven their abilities, so training a new manager would not actually be difficult for them.
As for Store Three, Liang Yanni had effectively served as its temporary manager since it opened. But after Wei Zijin's pointed reminder, Wang Xiaoliang had, consciously or otherwise, put some distance between himself and her.
He found an opportunity to speak with Liang Yanni alone.
"Yanni, you can switch from full-time to part-time whenever you like now. Your exam is coming up, and it's time for your final push. If you want