ushernet Chapter 93
Chapter 93
Chapter 93: Su Bingqing and Zhang Ziqin’s Worries
Su Corporation.
In the office, Su Bingqing looked troubled. With the advantage of her rebirth, she should have been able to develop the Su Corporation to a level comparable to the Lu Corporation and the former Zhang Corporation in a short time. Whether it was the stock market or future directions for growth, she had a considerable understanding and could have taken the lead.
However, all these advantages assumed there was no one contesting Su Corporation.
Perhaps due to the butterfly effect of her rebirth, Lu Li had given up pursuing Zhang Ziqin early on, and Zhang Ziqin also quickly realized her feelings for Lu Li. The tangled fate that once existed between them had now shifted direction.
Freed from Zhang Ziqin’s clutches, Lu Li thrived like a fish in water, leaping over the dragon’s gate. The former Lu Ya had been disowned by the Lu family, her whereabouts unknown, and Lu Li now controlled everything in the Lu Corporation. His capabilities were fully demonstrated under the sunlight.
Facing Zhao Corporation with overwhelming power, ingeniously dealing with Zhang Ziqin and the Zhang Corporation in business wars, he altered Hangzhou’s commercial landscape, making the Lu Corporation supremely dominant.
Zhang Ziqin, Su Bingqing’s close friend, was undoubtedly trusted for her business acumen, but she had been utterly defeated in Lu Li’s battle, her former prestige reduced to history.
Though there might have been some oversight on Zhang Ziqin’s part, a loss was a loss, and people wouldn’t care about the reasons.
The fact was, Zhang Corporation went bankrupt and became history.
Su Bingqing had hoped to first develop Su Corporation and then take over its control, potentially assisting Lu Li in his fight against Ye Chen without being a burden.
Looking back, her initial thoughts seemed naively ridiculous. Lu Li had never needed her help. Like the sun shining brightly, the stars would merge indistinguishably with the bright sky under its brilliance.
She was merely a star, and Lu Li never needed her protection...
She smiled bitterly at the thought.
Knock, knock!
The sound of knocking broke her train of thought, and Su Bingqing slightly adjusted her expression before saying, “Come in.”
Zhang Ziqin, still in her professional attire, entered with a worried look: “Lu Corporation still hasn’t agreed to negotiate. The call was vague.”
“I know,” Su Bingqing lifted her head, offering a faint smile. She could see Lu Li’s intentions but felt powerless to stop it.
If Lu Li hadn’t given up on Zhang Ziqin early this life, would the tragedy of her previous life repeat? Probably, because Zhang Ziqin only valued something after losing it.
“You can go as my secretary. I think Lu Li won’t object,” Su Bingqing was willing to give Zhang Ziqin this chance, understanding her sister’s longing somewhat.
But this didn’t mean she had given up; she was ready for a fair competition with Zhang Ziqin.
“Thank you, Bingqing.”
Zhang Ziqin felt warmth in her heart. Her status didn’t matter; being near Lu Li was enough.
...
At the residence where Cao Yingying’s grandfather lived, Lu Li began testing the old man’s leg reactions after another acupuncture session.
“Grandfather, how does it feel? Any pain?” Using a medical hammer, Lu Li tapped lightly.
“A little, but not distinct,” Cao Yingying’s grandfather struggled to remain composed, feeling his legs gradually regaining sensation.
Lu Li nodded, “And here?”
He tapped below the knee.
“It moved, it moved,” Cao Yingying cheered, rarely showing such girlish excitement. She had seen her grandfather’s legs reflexively lift.
The old man felt it too, his face brightening.
Lu Li remained serious, “It seems I underestimated before.”
Cao Yingying’s grandfather tensed.
Cao Yingying looked at Lu Li in shock, “Is there a problem? That shouldn’t be; in the previous life, without Lu Li’s intervention, grandfather was cured.”
“Lu family kid... is there something special?” Cao Yingying’s grandfather asked, trying to contain his panic.
“Yes,” Lu Li nodded.
With both looking on, he suddenly smiled, “Last time I said it might take three more months for complete recovery. I was wrong. It’s been less than a month, and the old man should be able to try walking in another week.”