Dong Muyun very much wanted to ignore the vice president's questioning gaze.
But she had to admit that Su Ping's words had nearly broken her composure too.
"Su Ping, loans require collateral no matter what. Of course, those so-called unsecured loans you might have seen actually use personal credit as collateral, and those only cover small amounts."
Dong Muyun quickly figured it out.
After all, no matter how talented Su Ping was, he was still young. Perhaps he did not know all that much about certain things in society.
Under those circumstances, having previously had no money to run his business, he had naturally perked right up after learning about loans.
"The same goes for interest-free loans. Either you have enough collateral, or the amount is small. Otherwise, the best you can do is get a very low interest rate and negotiate it down a little."
Watching Dong Muyun explain patiently, the vice president gave an awkward but polite smile.
Had Queen Dong dragged him here over such a trivial matter?
Still, he could hardly say anything. This was his job, after all.
Besides, someone Queen Dong would explain things to like this probably was not an ordinary person, right?
He hurriedly said:
"Chairwoman, let me explain things to this gentleman. But let's go inside first."
They followed him into the office.
Only then did the vice president say:
"Sir, with the chairwoman here, I can use my authority to approve an interest-free, unsecured loan of up to two million for you. Would that work?"
Clearly, this vice president really knew how to handle things. Rather than saying much, he simply used his capabilities to help. Although he was doing it for Dong Muyun's sake, Su Ping still nodded inwardly in satisfaction.
Nevertheless, he shook his head.
"That's not enough!