What he couldn't tolerate was that Ning Wanru and Gu Cheng owned thirty percent of the shares.
That is to say, as long as the Jade Mine didn't shut down, the income generated would continuously flow into the pockets of Ning Wanru and Gu Cheng.
How could Gu Qingfeng stand this?
But there really was no way to deal with it for the time being.
Because the shares they owned were protected by law.
They had also signed a contract.
Over the years, Ning Wanru and Gu Cheng had taken a lot of money from his Jade Mine, although this was normal.
From a shareholder's perspective.
However, what the Old Patriarch couldn't tolerate was that these two people were Ning Wanru and Gu Cheng.
As for those so-called old friends, Gu Qingfeng had already approached them a long time ago.
Only, Gu Qiaoqiao had advised him not to do so at the time.
Because to some outsiders unaware of the details, Gu Cheng was his son, and Ning Wanru was his Second Lady.
