As soon as these words were spoken, there was a commotion in the conference room.

The tall, burly shareholder took a step forward, his neck stiffened, his face flushed, and he shouted, "That's right! This hospital is now a bottomless pit that can't be filled. We don't want to spend any more money. Withdraw! Process the procedures for us immediately!"

Shi Heng curled up the corner of his mouth in a sneer, as if he had anticipated this scene, and winked at the assistant beside him.

The assistant understood what he meant and immediately took out a stack of contracts from his briefcase and slammed them onto the conference table, causing the papers inside the contracts to rustle.

"Since you've made up your minds, it's simple. These are the share withdrawal contracts, and the terms are very clear. If you want to withdraw, sign now. I won't try to stop you."

Shi Heng's voice seemed to carry an invisible pressure, hitting everyone's heart heavily.

"My financial director is right here. As soon as the contract is signed, I'll make the payment immediately. I won't owe you a penny! But let me make this clear: withdrawing your shares is easy, but getting them back isn't so easy."

As soon as he finished speaking, the room suddenly became quiet.

The thirteen shareholders looked at each other in confusion.

You look at me, I look at you, our eyes full of entanglement and struggle.

In this tense and oppressive atmosphere, a few people gritted their teeth, strode forward, picked up a pen, and signed their names on the contract.

The action of putting pen to paper carried a hint of determination and unwillingness.

As long as the shareholders sign, the financial director will operate on the computer.

In no more than five seconds, the shareholder’s mobile phone will display the arrival information.

One after another, ten shareholders signed.

One of them was an old man with gray hair, who just sat quietly and did not follow the trend.

The young man next to him couldn't help but lean over and asked in a low voice, "Mr. Zhang, aren't you planning to withdraw your shares?"

Zhang Lao looked at Shi Heng with a steady gaze and said slowly, "Do you know who this person is?"

The young man glanced at Shi Heng, his face full of confusion. He scratched his head and said, "I haven't seen him. Is he famous?"

Mr. Zhang narrowed his eyes slightly, lost in reminiscence. "He's always kept a low profile. There hasn't been any news about him in a year, but I trust his judgment."

The young man seemed to be lost in thought and did not respond immediately, as if he was digesting what Mr. Zhang said.

The short-haired woman next to him did not follow suit after hearing what Mr. Zhang said.

The three of them sat there quietly, forming a unique little world.

Seeing this, the tall and burly shareholder looked at the three of them again and said in a somewhat threatening tone, "Mr. Zhang, why don't you sell your shares? Aren't you afraid of a few more limit-down days and nothing left?"

Mr. Zhang just smiled and didn't continue the conversation. There was a certainty in his eyes that others couldn't understand.

After the ten shareholders signed, they left the meeting room one after another, cursing non-stop.

The sound was like a flock of noisy crows, breaking the silence of the corridor.

The atmosphere in the conference room was still tense and depressing.

Suddenly, the door was gently pushed open a crack.

Gu Youran stuck his head out, his eyes full of worry, and looked carefully at the situation inside.

Shi Heng immediately caught her little movement, quickly stood up, and strode towards the door.

"Why don't you come in?" Shi Heng walked to Gu Youran, leaned over slightly, and whispered in her ear.

The doting in her voice that belonged only to her was like the warm sunshine in spring, almost overflowing.

After saying that, he gently pinched her fingertips.

Gu Youran pursed her lips a little embarrassedly and said softly, "You two were talking about something, and I didn't want to disturb you."

"Youbao, how can you be a bother?"

Shi Heng smiled, took her hand, and led her to sit at the conference table.

Their hands were still tightly clasped, rubbing each other gently from time to time.

Shi Heng took out his mobile phone with his other hand, operated it skillfully, and then projected the screen onto the big screen in the conference room.

In the blink of an eye, the official Weibo page of Jinrui Fund appeared clearly on the TV screen.

Five minutes ago, a post that was just updated was particularly eye-catching.

Jinrui Fund has made a strong investment in Kangrui Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital and its affiliated pharmaceutical factory, investing 9 billion yuan in three installments, with the first 3 billion yuan already received.

"hiss--"

Si Wenjie sucked in a breath of cold air, his eyes suddenly widened, and he looked at Shi Heng in disbelief, his voice a little distorted.

"Hengzi, this... this was done by you?"

The remaining three shareholders were stunned at first, and then the expressions on their faces gradually changed from surprise to surprise.

"Boss Shi, this... is this true?"

Mr. Zhang was so excited that his voice trembled slightly. He stared at the TV screen, afraid that this was just a fleeting dream.

Shi Heng said firmly, "Of course it's true. This is what I have been preparing for recently."

After the three shareholders confirmed the news, they left the meeting room together with smiles on their faces.

The assistant and the financial director followed him out, closing the door behind them.

At this time, only Shi Heng, Gu Youran and Si Wenjie were left in the conference room.

Si Wenjie looked at Gu Youran and said with emotion, "Sister-in-law, you may not know this, but five years ago, I was managing two of our family's pharmaceutical factories that were on the verge of bankruptcy. I wanted to open a hospital integrating Chinese and Western medicine, but my family strongly opposed it, saying it was a risky move that would wipe out our entire fortune."

Gu Youran blinked curiously and asked, "What happened next?"

Si Wenjie continued, "But I'm a stubborn person. Once I set my mind to something, I'll do it. So I resolutely left the Si family, taking only the two pharmaceutical factories with me. I was penniless and completely lost."

"Just when I was most desperate, Hengzi stepped forward and invested a sum of money without hesitation. That money was like a timely rain for me at that time, giving me hope."

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