Mr. Jiang, who was skilled at pulling people together, looked at Director Lu reassuringly and said, "Don't worry, at most we'll just be rejected and won't get the allocation."
"When it comes to handling things, there's always a way even if negotiations fall through. So, let's just wait and see."
Jiang Cheng's calm demeanor gradually influenced Director Lu and Director Lian.
Finally, the two of them were no longer sweating nervously or looking guilty.
The most crucial thing is: when the sky falls, the tall ones will hold it up.
Though Jiang Cheng wasn't taller than Director Lu, the ideas in her head stacked up high.
After walking in the factory for a few minutes, Jiang Cheng stopped someone.
"Excuse me, sir, we are here from Sea City to discuss a project with your director. The person leading us had a stomach ache and randomly pointed us in a direction. Could you help guide us?"
The worker, whom she called sir, cheerfully pointed them in the right direction.
