Chapter 797: The Unlucky Twin Sister (26)

Chapter 797: Chapter 797: The Unlucky Twin Sister (26)

Linn Huai felt like he was dreaming; all of a sudden, it hit him—wasn’t Pei Qianyan a university student?

He learned about Qiann Yan’s identity back at the police station, given they needed to file a report and statement. University students are quite rare these days.

Over the past few days, he’d been chatting away with her about switching careers, and they ended up reaching a verbal agreement.

Linn Huai fell silent. Had he been duped by this female university student?

Qiann Yan suddenly remembered she forgot to hand Linn Huai her business card and quickly fished one out for him. Then, she pulled a hefty mobile phone from her backpack.

With the verbal agreement already settled, what needed to happen next was for the people from the company to come over and discuss details with Linn Huai as well as draft a contract. He hadn’t sold off the disco hall yet, and estimating the factory’s opening would have to be pushed back quite a bit.

She couldn’t wait that long; she was still a student and needed to attend classes.

Linn Huai was taken aback staring at the business card, then completely stunned upon seeing the mobile phone in Qiann Yan’s hand.

He realized he hadn’t been duped by this female university student—this one who could fight, looked stylish, and was so worldly was no ordinary student.

Seriously, who else among university students carries around business cards and a mobile phone nowadays?

His experience was limited; he only knew this one here.

Gripping the card, Linn Huai focused on the name, the company name, and the telephone and pager numbers, memorizing them quickly.

Listening to Qiann Yan communicating with her colleagues, all talk was about collaborating with him on the factory project, confirming that he hadn’t been fooled—he indeed encountered an incredible female student.

"Within a week, my staff will reach out to you."

Qiann Yan placed the bulky mobile phone back in her bag, thinking that venturing into the mobile industry should happen sooner.

Conducting business while lugging around such a cumbersome phone was very inconvenient.

In a daze, Linn Huai nodded, recalling her request for help in looking after her brother, and asked a few more questions.

Qiann Yan described Pei Peng’s situation, wishing him not to be bullied by local hooligans.

As for which kid was Pei Peng, she trusted Linn Huai’s capability to find that out.

During the discussions, Linn Huai learned that Qiann Yan Company was actually in the home electronics sector.

Earlier, upon seeing the company name on the card, he felt it was familiar—Yan Fei, Yan Fei—wasn’t that the brand name of the black-and-white TV his family owned? One they had purchased just last month.

Realizing it was a company named after her, Linn Huai was instantly filled with respect—this student was truly impressive!

This is what educated people are about?

Should he also try to upgrade his education? Dropped out of high school, he felt somewhat inadequate facing this university student.

Qiann Yan had no idea what Linn Huai was mulling over. With discussions almost wrapped up, she took her leave.

Linn Huai’s heart was far from calm, gripping the business card as he paced quickly, resolved to sell off all the discos and start cooperating with that formidable female student as soon as possible.

In the remaining time, Qiann Yan didn’t wander much; every day, she remained with a notebook, jotting down and sketching ideas, all concerning the company’s upcoming strategies.

She wouldn’t abandon home electronics, wanted to get into car manufacturing, and sought to explore mobile phones.

Regarding collaborating with Linn Huai on the factory, she wouldn’t be involved in management; everything was up to Linn Huai’s discretion. If he faced uncertainty, she would only provide reference suggestions.

The villagers thought Qiann Yan was working on homework, an assumption she didn’t deny.

The company wasn’t strong enough yet—having been established for less than a year—it couldn’t do much for the village at this point. ℴ

According to her plan, once she graduated from university, she would be ready to get back to preparing for the development of her hometown.