I Treat You as My Sister, But You Want to be My Wife?!-Chapter 79 - Gifting Shares_1

“Mr.

Wang, this is Zhou Chengyu, Mr.

Zhou.”

Shen Dong introduced the two men to each other.

“Mr.

Zhou, nice to meet you,” Wang Jingpeng said, startled, and quickly greeted.

He had not met Zhou Chengyu, but he had heard the name before.

That was a top-tier rich second generation in Hai City; some even said that Zhou Chengyu was the most outstanding among Hai City’s wealthy heirs.

Wang Jingpeng hadn’t expected that the boss knew Zhou Chengyu, and judging by their smiles and laughter just then, their relationship seemed to be more than simple acquaintance.

It seemed to Wang Jingpeng that the boss’s background was indeed more profound than he had imagined.

This fact couldn’t help but astonish Wang Jingpeng.

With shock came excitement and exhilaration.

The deeper Shen Dong’s background, the more stable the company’s development would be.

With such backing and connections, they certainly wouldn’t be afraid of any foul play from others.

Zhou Chengyu just nodded slightly.

With his status, naturally, he didn’t need to be too courteous to Wang Jingpeng.

Afterwards, Shen Dong took Zhou Chengyu to the reception room.

This reception room was a VIP lounge with a tea table.

While preparing the tea for Zhou Chengyu, Shen Dong asked, “Mr.

Zhou, what brings you here?”

He wasn’t a beauty; Zhou Chengyu couldn’t possibly come here for no reason just to see him.

There must be something important.

Dealing with Zhou Chengyu, he treated him sincerely and considered Zhou Chengyu a friend.

There were no twists and turns; he asked directly.

“Take a look at this.”

Zhou Chengyu smiled faintly, taking an envelope out of his briefcase and passing it to Shen Dong.

“Put it aside for now, let me finish making the tea,” said Shen Dong, not rushing to see what it was.

“Alright,” said Zhou Chengyu, placing the envelope aside.

A few minutes later, Shen Dong finished making the tea, poured a cup for Zhou Chengyu and one for himself, and then he picked up the envelope to examine the documents within.

“Stock transfer…”

Seeing the cover, Shen Dong was somewhat puzzled.

After reading it, Shen Dong understood what it was.

It was a stock transfer agreement from Qianda Film and Television, transferring one percent of the shares to him.

One percent of the shares wasn’t a huge percentage, but it was worth a lot.

The current market value of Qianda Film and Television was thirty billion, so one percent was three hundred million.

But that wasn’t the most important part; the most crucial aspect was that Qianda Film and Television’s parent company was the Qianda Group.

That was a massive business conglomerate in Dragon Country.

Wang Dalin, the CEO of Qianda Group, had once topped the domestic rich list and was known as the Wealthiest Wang.

Wealthiest Wang was a very dominant figure who valued his company’s shares greatly and rarely transferred them to the outside.

Even if Qianda Film and Television was just a subsidiary of Qianda Group, the same principle applied.

Qianda Film and Television’s Qianda Cinemas Chain has a very significant influence in the film industry.

It can be said that the shares of Qianda Film and Television are not something money can buy.

“Mr.

Zhou, what are you doing?

How can I accept this from you?” Shen Dong placed the transfer agreement back into the document bag and set it in front of Zhou Chengyu.

“Shen Dong, you saved both my dad’s and my life, and last time you helped us avoid the major crisis of Yaolai Technology, this is my and my dad’s way of showing gratitude,” Zhou Chengyu explained.

“Mr.

Zhou, I consider you a friend, and what I did was only right; I never thought about wanting any thanks or payback,” Shen Dong said seriously.

He didn’t want their friendship to seem like a trade of interests.

“I know, I also consider you a friend.

To tell you the truth, it was my dad who asked me to bring this to you.

After hearing about your situation, he admires you greatly and thinks a young person like you is very rare.

He intends to move our relationship a step further.

Please accept it, otherwise, I won’t be able to explain myself when I get back,” Zhou Chengyu said.

“Your dad thinks too highly of me.” Shen Dong shook his head and forced a smile.

Without the system, he was nothing.

“Not at all.

My dad’s judgment is quite accurate.

Please just accept it; don’t make this difficult for me.

If you feel like you owe me, just include me in any profitable ventures you have in the future,” Zhou Chengyu urged once more.

“Alright, thank you.” Zhou Chengyu had gone to such lengths that Shen Dong had no choice but to accept, or else he would appear ungraciously delicate.

“That’s the spirit,” Zhou Chengyu breathed a sigh of relief.

His old man had instructed him to get Shen Dong to accept by any means necessary.

Finally, it was done.

Shen Dong said, “Mr.

Zhou…”

Zhou Chengyu interrupted, “Shen Dong, we’re brothers.

Don’t keep calling me ‘Mr.

Zhou.’ Just call me by my name, or Mr.

Zhou is fine.”

Shen Dong forced a smile: “Alright then.”

Following that, Zhou Chengyu took the agreement out again and had Shen Dong sign it.

Once signed, Shen Dong became a shareholder in Qianda Film and Television.

There were a total of eight shareholders in Qianda Film and Television.

Even though Shen Dong only held one percent of the shares, he became the fourth largest shareholder of Qianda Film and Television.

Four others held less than one percent of the shares.

“By the way, how did your dad manage to get such important shares of Qianda Film and Television?”

Packing away the contract, Shen Dong asked out of curiosity; he had wanted to ask this question earlier.

“Someone lost over ten billion in a casino in Ao City, and my dad is the major shareholder of that casino.

The guy didn’t have enough money to pay off the debts, so he had to use his shares of Qianda Film and Television to settle them,” Zhou Chengyu explained.

“I see,” Shen Dong realized.

If it wasn’t a last resort, no one would part with such important shares.

“Hehe, we’re now stepping into the film industry,” Zhou Chengyu said with a laugh.

Shen Dong smiled, not mentioning his investment in “The Battle Tiger” just yet; he would wait until the results were out.

He recalled a question and asked, “Mr.

Zhou, you kept saying that my previous reminder about your bodyguard saved both you and your dad’s life.

I can understand how I saved your life, but I’ve always been puzzled about how I saved your dad’s.

What exactly happened?

Of course, if it’s inconvenient, you don’t have to say.

I’m just a bit curious.”

Zhou Chengyu was silent for a moment before saying, “I can’t go into detail—it wouldn’t be good for you.

All I can say is, if not for your reminder, that bodyguard would have tampered with my racing car.

I would definitely have had an accident while racing.

Through interrogation, we found out that it wasn’t an isolated incident; there was another plot targeting my dad.

The aim was to kill both me and my dad.

Fortunately, thanks to your tip-off, we discovered it in time and narrowly avoided disaster.

It took my dad and me quite some time to resolve the issue.

So, to thank you, giving you one percent of the shares in Qianda Film and Television isn’t too much at all.”

“I see,” Shen Dong realized, deciding not to ask further.

Knowing such things was of no benefit, only harm.

Then, the two of them just chatted casually.

As the mealtime approached, Zhou Chengyu said, “Let’s go out for a meal together.”

“Sure, can I bring my wife?

That won’t be a problem, right?” Shen Dong asked.

“Of course, that’s no problem,” Zhou Chengyu said with a smile.

A few minutes later, Zhou Chengyu drove his Koenigsegg out of the underground parking lot of Fuli Building.

Shen Dong, with Chen Yuyan in the passenger seat, followed behind in his Bentley King.

Just as they merged into traffic, Zhou Chengyu’s phone began to ring.