Chapter 2205: Chapter 2205: Trouble Is Here
In the end, when encountering such disputes, unless a boss steps in, a group of small fries wouldn’t dare to quickly take sides. They’re afraid of the consequences of choosing the wrong side.
The Lv Family has been doing business in the Capital for a long time, and their network and strength can’t be matched by the likes of the young newcomer, Wu Lixuan, who isn’t a native of the Capital. When one side is overwhelmingly stronger, discussing right or wrong is pointless.
Wu Lixuan called friends in the business circle, but while they all said they’d help find a place, they weren’t in a hurry to do so. The Lv Family is also afraid of losing, which is why they ordered her to move out by today.
"If she can’t find a new place now, where is she supposed to move? Will the company have to shut down temporarily?" Upon hearing the news from Yin Fengchun, Wei Tianlang and his group felt pity for Wu Lixuan.
Wu Lixuan has made the worst-case plan; she can continue doing business behind closed doors until she finds a new location. The main problem is moving the company’s physical assets to a storage location. The only option is to move things to her unrenovated new house. Luckily, she bought a house; otherwise, she wouldn’t know where to put everything. The company will definitely incur losses during this period, and for a small company that’s newly started, the amount won’t be trivial.
Wei Tianlang decisively said, "Let her bring more tea to my office. Bring over as much as you have."
While there wasn’t much else they could do, they could support the innocent victim by buying as much tea as they could.
Before long, Yin Fengchun received a bunch of calls from colleagues saying they wanted to buy more tea from his girlfriend. This shows that the majority of ordinary people are indeed filled with a sense of justice.
After getting off work in the evening, Xie Wanying took a taxi to help out her childhood friend.
Arriving at the entrance of her friend’s company in the office building, she saw her mother, her cousin and his wife, plus the two employees her friend had hired, all busily checking inventory in the storage room.
Wu Lixuan’s new company hadn’t been open long after relocating, and Xie Wanying and the others hadn’t been here before, so it was a surprise when they saw it.
It turned out that Wu Lixuan not only rented offices for receiving guests and working, but she also rented three large rooms as storage. Two were packed with goods, and the third was half empty and flexible in use. Roughly estimated, there were hundreds of large and small boxes in total.
The scene was quite impressive.
"When did your business get so big, and we didn’t even know." Sun Rongfang said to her goddaughter, slightly complaining yet proud in her tone.
An employee from Wu Lixuan’s company laughed and said:
"Who doesn’t know that Manager Wu is low-key? Visitors to our company always think it’s just a small company, but they’re shocked after touring the warehouse. Only then they realize our company has no shortage of goods."
"Also, our company is named Dingming."
Dingming, what a powerful name, aiming to become the most famous tea merchant with the world’s best tea. Wu Lixuan is ambitious, a young calf not afraid of the tiger.
Praise aside, Sun Rongfang also knew using an office building as a warehouse is illegal.
If the stored goods are neither flammable nor explosive, the landlord might bend the rules for money, usually agreeing to rent if the price is right. This kind of operates on the edge of the law. Therefore, when relations sour, the landlord might use this as a reason to force the tenant to move, or otherwise threaten to involve the fire department. If that happens, it’s not just a simple move; the company’s assets might be temporarily seized. This is another reason why Wu Lixuan chose to move rather than argue with the Lv Family.
Why doesn’t Wu Lixuan rent a warehouse? Her company is small, the scale of goods hasn’t reached that level, and currently, she has more individual clients than corporate ones, making renting a warehouse not cost-effective.
