Bai Jinglie pointed his finger upward. "If the share allocated up there suddenly decreases, questions will still be asked.
"You also know that I rely entirely on him right now. If I mishandle the current task at hand, many things will be hard to justify in the future."
Gu Wenheng pondered for a moment. "But my sea trade venture here also carries risks. What if something goes wrong? Wouldn't you still have to bear the responsibility?
"It's best if you give them a heads-up first, saving yourself from being put in a difficult position later."
"Are you really that uncertain?"
Gu Wenheng shook his head. "Who would dare guarantee you anything in this matter?"
Jin Qianqian sat quietly to the side, inwardly rolling her eyes at his tone. He clearly wanted a surefire investment with zero risk, but where in the world did such a thing exist?
Bai Jinglie asked, "Then I wonder if Brother Gu has any other methods to let our glass workshop make another massive profit?"
