Reborn: My Wife Is A Successful Businesswoman

"Now that we have finished discussing what to sell, it's time to talk about our share proportion. Now me, Jay and Adams have invested money in it. When it comes to money, you should actively express your opinion. Don't feel embarrassed. If we don't make it clear now, we will fall out with each other in the future, so don't feel awkward to say anything if you are dissatisfied. Instead, you should immediately mention it, so that we can write it in the contract. In this way, we can avoid future contradictions, and at the same time, we can protect everyone's rights and interests."

At the beginning, everyone was confident. When the profit came, everyone's goal or original intention would be different, and they would have to rely on contract to maintain their relations. This was to protect everyone's rights and interests. After all, no one could predict what would happen in the future.

"Celia, I only have so these money. It's up to you how many shares you give me."

It was the first time for Adams to do business, so h

this time. Adams also had shares. It was such a big shop and Adams had invested so much money in it. If Adams could make profit in the future, he would definitely make a fortune. Jerry was eager to have a try, but he didn't have so much money, so he didn't dare to say anything for a long time.

But it was really comfortable to hold back his thoughts in his heart. Besides, he felt Celia didn’t take him as an outsider, and she was an open and honest person. Even if he said something wrong, she would not blame him.

"Well, Celia, I heard that you are talking about business. Can I join you?"

Jerry didn't even pick his words carefully in front of the teacher, but in the face of Celia, he was as respectful as a pupil who had made a mistake.

"Of course you can. It is your freedom to say something here. It is okay."

Celia knew that Jerry didn't come here for fun with Adams. He was watching other people doing business and listening to them talking for a long time. She divined that he would fret sooner or later.