Xiao Moran didn't leave after brewing the tea; he simply sat down.

After being introduced by the owner of Hao You Lai, Su Xiaonuan didn't go on at length, but spoke concisely and to the point. "Mr. Wu, you were introduced by Mr. Huang, so you must already be familiar with the franchise terms. I won't repeat myself, let's get straight to the point. What do you think?"

“No problem.” Mr. Wu took out the money directly from his bag. “I know all the franchise conditions. Let’s sign the contract directly. This is the franchise fee. Count it.”

"No need to count." Su Xiaonuan glanced at the money. "Wait here, I'll go get the contract and we'll sign it now. You can come to the store for training tomorrow. Once you've learned it, you can go find a store to decorate. The staff can also be trained here and put to work. Even if you're a novice, you can quickly open a restaurant like mine. You, Mr. Wu, don't need to worry about technical guidance, advertising, or the menu."

“That’s right, that’s the model I’m interested in. I’m a complete novice, and as the saying goes, every trade is like a mountain. When my cousin talked about this business, I felt like my opportunity had arrived,” Mr. Wu said excitedly. “Once my store opens, I’m sure many more people will come to join us.”

"Okay, after you open your shop and make money, you can introduce your relatives and friends to join my Jiuya Restaurant franchise."

Su Xiaonuan turned around and took out the contract from the counter. She had already gone to the printing factory to print hundreds of copies for backup.

Printed contracts are more formal and much more professional than handwritten ones.

"Heh, the contracts are all printed now?" Boss Huang said, looking at the contract Su Xiaonuan brought. "If I had known, I would have signed with you later. Look at this contract, it looks much more professional."