Quick wear: the beauty of flirting is forced to have deep difficulties

Chapter 177: Top Rated Singer x Bankrupt Gold Owner 3
At that time, Jiang Wan had just made her mark in the mall, and she was under a lot of pressure. Later, because of disagreements with other members of the team, she took her part of the money and left the company directly, and started a new business on her own.

It was the most difficult time for Jiang Wan, but she almost never showed any negative energy to Lu Xingye, instead she always comforted Lu Xingye in the low period optimistically.

Lu Xingye knew that because of Jiang Wan's self-confidence and calmness at that time, he knew that no matter how much pressure she faced, she would eventually have a bright day.

He is different, he often doesn't know where his way out is, so he can only work hard to write songs with Jiang Wan's encouragement.

The two accompanied each other through the most difficult period. Their relationship was getting closer and closer, even ambiguity was added to their friendship, but neither of them pierced that layer of window paper.

Lu Xingye felt humble and unworthy of Jiang Wan, and was satisfied just looking at her from a distance, while Jiang Wan felt that the time had not come, and she was busy with work, afraid that she would not have enough energy to devote to a relationship.

Lu Xingye witnessed the gradual rise of Jiang Wan's company in the business district of Beijing.

When Jiang Wan was 24 years old, her company was successfully listed on Wall Street, and the market value of the stock price exceeded one billion US dollars that day. Because her experience was so legendary, Jiang Wan became the most popular college student entrepreneur at that time.

But Jiang Wan doesn't like the camera, and has never accepted any interviews, but the outside world is very curious about this 24-year-old entrepreneurial genius, and has written various press releases.

Lu Xingye watched as Jiang Wan became brighter and brighter, turning into a look that he dared not even touch.

He would unconsciously search for her name on the phone, and then click on one report after another about her.

Most of the news is about her legendary life as the youngest listed entrepreneur on Wall Street.

It is said that she was born in an orphanage, but her grades have been exceptionally good since she was a child. After being admitted to Capital University, she started a business with her classmates early...

Most of the stories Lu Xingye had heard from Jiang Wan, but some hadn't. The press release was very well written, and the exaggerated tone seemed to adore Jiang Wan.

Lu Xingye looked at it very seriously, and Jiang Wan accidentally saw it once, and couldn't help laughing at him.

"What do you do with these? Most of them are made up. If you want to know anything, you can ask me yourself."

In short, Jiang Wan was so outstanding and unattainable at that time, it shone brightly in Lu Xingye's eyes.

The next progress in the relationship between the two is because of the unlucky entertainment company Lu Xingye signed with.

The entertainment company wanted Lu Xingye to pay a large sum of liquidated damages because Lu Xingye violated the regulations by working as a waiter outside the company. Jiang Wan helped Lu Xingye hire the best lawyer in Beijing and rejected their unreasonable request.

On the afternoon when the matter was resolved, Lu Xingye seemed very depressed: "I can't seem to do anything well."

He said this to Jiang Wan.

Jiang Wan looked at him and replied seriously: "No, you were just too young at that time."

Lu Xingye forced a smile and didn't say anything. Jiang Wan looked at him and spoke after hesitation.

"There's one thing I've wanted to tell you for a long time."

Lu Xingye looked at her and asked.

Jiang Wan: "Whether you consider terminating the contract with your current company, I can pay liquidated damages for you."

The liquidated damages of 500 million was almost astronomical for Lu Xingye, so he refused without thinking.

"No need." Lu Xingye paused for a long time before adding softly, "I'm not worth the money you've spent on me."

(End of this chapter)