Therefore, Li Cheng concluded that the relationship between Li Hui and Mr. Weng was probably that of a close friend. In other words, Li Hui respected Mr. Weng very much.

A woman who owned a teahouse commanded the respect of a man like Li Hui. It seemed this Ms. Weng was someone of considerable renown. It wasn't something he had originally thought, like A Qing Sao, who welcomed everyone with a smile.

Mr. Weng looked at Li Cheng and said with a smile, "I didn't expect Mr. Li to be a computer expert. I have a computer here, but no one knows how to use it, so I have to use it to clear mines."

Li Cheng said, "I can't really call myself an expert, but I'd like to do business in this area, so I'd appreciate it if Mr. Weng could pay attention to me."

Mr. Weng nodded and said, "Capital or goods?"

Li Cheng was stunned for a moment, and Li Hui quickly said, "Don't worry about the funds, Mr. Weng. The main thing is the supply, preferably a brand name machine."

Mr. Weng laughed and said, "Look, I'm just showing off my skills by talking about capital in front of Mr. Li."

Li Hui smiled, but Li Cheng remembered the funding she had mentioned earlier. However, Li Hui had already declined her funding, so it was difficult for him to say anything more.

Mr. Weng glanced at Li Cheng again and said cheerfully, "Okay, I'll definitely take to heart what the two Mr. Lis have told me."

Li Hui nodded and said, "Then I would like to thank Mr. Weng first."

Li Cheng also said "thank you".

Mr. Weng smiled and said, "Don't be polite, we are all family."

Then, as if she remembered something, she looked around and said, "I don't have my business card with me, how about..."

Li Hui took her handbag and took out a pen and paper and gave it to her. Mr. Weng nodded at Li Hui, then picked up the pen and began to write.