"I want to buy a three-wheeled motorcycle to go to the provincial capital to purchase goods. I want to start a stationery wholesale business."

He seemed a little embarrassed when he said this.

The two initially agreed to invest in video arcades together.

Li Longfei invested 30,000 yuan, and he invested 10,000 yuan, but now he's going to break his promise.

"You invest four thousand first, and the remaining six thousand can be invested later."

"Don't buy a car, you can drive mine, just remember to fill it up with gas."

Li Longfei said.

Wang Peng was a little dumbfounded. This was a Santana worth more than 200,000 yuan. Old Li really didn't treat him like an outsider.

"Okay, when do I need the money?" Wang Peng asked.

"Give it to me this week, and we'll find a time to sign the cooperation agreement first," Li Longfei said.

TRAIN STATION.

Everywhere you look, there are travelers carrying large and small bags.

Li Longfei parked the car on the side of the road, and the father and son went to Zhang Chenggong's video arcade.

The video arcade was doing very well; within five minutes, more than a dozen people bought tickets to enter.

"Xiaopeng, this is the shop I chose. What do you think?" Li Longfei said, pointing to a storefront.

This room is separated from Zhang's video arcade by only one shop.

Li Longfei clearly intended to challenge Zhang Chenggong.

This was a small shop, and the owner was an elderly man in his sixties. When he saw Li Longfei, he quickly got up to greet him.

Li Longfei was chatting with the landlord when Wang Peng went into the convenience store.

The space is quite large and the house is very clean, making it suitable for opening a video rental shop.

After carefully examining the layout, he thought it was acceptable. "Uncle, you two chat for a while, I'll go deliver the goods."

"Go ahead." Li Longfei waved his hand and continued to talk to the landlord about the rent.

As Wang Peng left the convenience store, he turned around and saw Zhang Chenggong.

The two looked at each other for a moment, then turned and left.