Chapter 86 Brother Yun is too easy to please.
William raised an eyebrow and gestured to Momo behind him. It was the first time he had seen Fu Yungui come out with a beautiful woman by his side, which was quite unusual. "This pretty girl... is she your lover?"
The man, seeing him staring intently at the woman beside him, seemingly oblivious to his own impending doom, said, "I think you don't want those blue glass beads anymore."
William immediately looked away. "Fu, don't be so stingy. It's not like you'll lose anything by just looking. Besides, I'm just appreciating the beauty of things; there's absolutely no lust involved."
"Of course there will be less." The man exhaled, ignoring the rest of his explanation, and his smile faded. "But I can let you choose exactly what will be missing, since you don't have many valuable things on you."
William laughed, knowing this man was really capable of making him lose another part of his body. He immediately became serious again, "We're discussing business, and it's inconvenient to have outsiders around. How about we ask these girls to leave for a bit?"
Upon hearing this, the scantily clad beauties nearby immediately got up and prepared to leave, showing great tact.
Fu Yungui glanced at the people hiding far away, but before he could ask, a soft voice came from the other side.
"I'll go out first, so as not to disturb you."
She didn't want to stay there any longer. If she was forced to hear something she shouldn't have, it would become another dangerous situation. She might even lose her life.
But the man didn't say anything, and she didn't dare to leave.
Fu Yungui glanced at her, and through that look, Momo knew he had agreed. She immediately turned around and followed the group of women outside without hesitation.
"Speak."
“Fu, if I’m not mistaken, someone is trying to steal your business,” William said tactfully and politely.
But to a man's ears, it doesn't sound so pleasant.
“William, tell your boss not to test my limits. If he wants to choose someone else to cooperate with, I don’t care. After all, this deal of his only makes a pittance of profit.”
"But if he tries to have his cake and eat it too, I won't be polite."
William smiled. "Fu, you know, no matter what my boss does, I'll always be on your side."
The man stubbed out his cigarette, a half-smile on his face. "William, I think you're more than just a prostitute! You're corrupt, and your brain isn't much better."
"The person you're talking about is Wenlai, right?" The man didn't mince words and laid everything out on the table.
William was taken aback, not expecting him to find out so quickly. Since he already knew, there was no point in hiding it. "Yes."
“Wenlai contacted my boss a couple of days ago and offered a very attractive price,” William said, pausing for a moment. “And he promised to help us deal with the defective products that have been sitting in our warehouse.”
“That’s a huge pile of old junk, a real headache for my boss. If he can really solve it, he’ll definitely have an advantage in my boss’s eyes.”
They had previously asked Fu Yungui to deal with that pile of goods for them, but the man flatly refused, leaving no room for negotiation.
He never does things that are thankless and exhausting.
The man scoffed, "Wenlai is useless now. She's actually willing to bend over backwards just to get business."
William still smiled, "Fu, you don't know how tough it is these days. Making money isn't easy. Just having enough to eat is good enough; who cares about saving face?"
"And Wenlai is in this state now, isn't it all thanks to you?"
The man smiled.
Wen Lai is Burmese, and he and Fu Yungui are business rivals.
In his early years, he was considered a prominent figure in this circle, at least in front of Pi Weng.
Pion's appetite wasn't large, and his business didn't involve overseas operations, so the two weren't exactly rivals. Over the years, they'd simply kept to themselves within this territory.
But when Fu Yungui arrived, he didn't care about any rules at all and directly took away most of his business.
This kid has quite an appetite.
If he continues to sit idly by, wouldn't that be tantamount to openly admitting that he's letting them shit on his head?
"Who arranged this?" the man asked again.
William pursed his lips. "I don't know either."
"Don't lie to me, or I'll really send your descendants to the Western Paradise right now."
As William listened to the man's threat, he suddenly felt a momentary pain in his lower body.
"I really don't know, Fu, would I lie to you?" he insisted.
Fu Yungui didn't press further. "Then can't we try to find out?"
He didn't care about the business itself, but he couldn't tolerate any imperfections.
Wenlai wasn't the point; his target was the person who had deliberately acted as a go-between, with ulterior motives.
He's definitely after me.
“Yes,” William agreed readily. “Fu, don’t worry, I’ll definitely find out for you.”
“However…” William smiled, and the man glanced at him, knowing that he was about to make demands.
"explain."
"I heard you came here by yacht?"
Fu Yungui knew what nonsense he was about to spout as soon as he heard it. "Don't even think about it. There's no place for you here."
William immediately put on a distressed face, "Fu, don't be like that. Your yacht can fit everyone in this town without any problem, let alone me."
"You're one more person than I am." The man didn't hold back at all.
William said with a bitter face, "No, Fu, why are you being so cruel to me?"
The man didn't say anything more.
The large space suddenly became quiet and somewhat oppressive. William knew that the business could only be discussed up to this point for the time being, so he called the beauties back.
Momo was taking pictures of the scenery outside and sending them to her mother when Sawa suddenly appeared behind her.
“Little sister,” Shava said with a sly smile.
Momo was startled by the sound and immediately turned around to look. "How come you walk without making a sound?"
Sawa chuckled, "This is a skill, and I never share it with outsiders."
"Have they finished talking inside?" Momo asked, but she felt that it hadn't taken long. Could it be that the talks had broken down?
“Almost there,” Sawa replied, then asked with a cheeky grin, “I’d like to ask you for your tips. How do you make that man inside so unpredictable?”
"Tell me about it."
Momo was stunned for a moment, not understanding what he meant.
"I didn't do anything."
Sawa looked incredulous. "He looked like he wanted to kill someone last night, but today he's all smiles?"
“You must have done something,” he insisted.
"I really didn't," Momo said helplessly. How could she possibly have the ability to influence that man's emotions? But then she wondered if Shawa was trying to trick her into revealing something on behalf of that man.
She calmed herself down and said, "I've just come to terms with it; it's better to just obey."
"That's it?" Clearly, he was somewhat dissatisfied with the answer; it was far too ordinary.
“Of course,” Momo said firmly.
Shava fell silent.
That Yun-ge is such an easy guy to fool.
Just by giving in, I made him so happy, it's like we're getting married.
They have absolutely no bottom line.
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