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Chapter 1524: Arrival in the Capital
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Chapter 1524: Chapter 1524: Arrival in the Capital

"So this is Xu Lao’s grandson, huh? I really haven’t seen him before. They say it’s better to meet someone in person than to hear about them, and he does look quite a lot like his father."

"Yeah, the two really do look alike. He’s polite and well-mannered, and so handsome—what a waste he’s not in showbiz. Why come into the business world? The corporate scene is tough, you know."

These people are just trying to make Xu Ke back down, aren’t they? But if he were the kind to back down, he wouldn’t be here now. So he just smiled faintly, glancing at them slightly.

Xu Lao couldn’t help him here naturally, and since it was their first meeting, he had to make a memorable impression; there’d be a way.

"I have to say, all of you uncles are such eloquent speakers that I’m truly in awe. Really, it’s a loss for the comedy world that you haven’t taken up cross talk."

The moment Xu Ke spoke, those few people felt embarrassed. They’re used to being honored wherever they go in front of these juniors, yet here, they weren’t only disrespected but got such a scolding from Xu Ke. How could they not be angry?

But they couldn’t do anything about Xu Ke except put on a forced smile.

A few were not afraid of Xu Ke at all, and they couldn’t care less about Xu Lao. To them, Xu Lao was already out of the picture and couldn’t control the board. Those who held more shares danced the most, planning to get rid of the heir.

The entire Xu Group would be theirs if the heir were gone. They even secretly tried various ways to buy up shares, but they never surpassed the share still held by Xu Lao.

"This young man sure has a sharp tongue and no respect for his elders. I genuinely don’t know how you’ve managed in the corporate world before, but from now on, with us teaching you, you might find it much easier."

Upon hearing these words, Xu Lao was especially dissatisfied with his grandson. Does he really need others to teach him? These people are like wolves with wild ambitions, their intentions clear as day.

Xu Ke hadn’t expected these people to be so shameless, to talk about respecting elders right in front of him. If they truly respected elders, they wouldn’t have pushed the Xu Group into its current state, nor would they have forced Grandpa into such a position. To them, Grandpa is practically a benefactor,

yet they treat him this way and even want to annex the benefactor’s company. Aren’t they going too far? They are, but they face no punishment.

"Since you’re talking to me about respecting elders, I guess you usually respect my grandpa too? My grandpa often mentions you all, but I’m not sure who you are."

The directors: "..."

In the past, people only felt Xu Lao’s methods were swift and decisive, not allowing anyone to question them.

But looking at Xu Ke now, he seems to have inherited Xu Lao’s sharp tongue, leaving these people speechless and unsure of what to say next.

The leader could only force out a stiff smile: "Since Xu Lao has already been here for quite a while, let’s not stand here anymore. Uh, we’ve arranged a dinner. Would Xu Lao like to join us?"

Originally, the person thought Xu Lao would respond in some way after he spoke, but surprisingly, Xu Lao just strode off,

These people, if they really wanted to arrange a dinner, would have long invited him. What does it mean "would you like to join"? Xu Lao wasn’t going to give them that face.

Meanwhile, Xu Hua was genuinely worried about his son. The board was becoming more and more unscrupulous, having the guts to pull such a stunt right in front of Xu Lao.

"Alright, don’t worry. Don’t you believe in our son? I think he did quite well just now, inheriting my knack for sharp words. Just look, those directors were so infuriated by him, their faces turned green. They almost had nothing to say."

Wang Cuixia said, he used to worry about their son the most, but ever since he made up with Xu Hua, it’s Xu Hua who’s been more concerned about their son. Really don’t know if it’s just the times changing.

Xu Lao was particularly appreciative upon hearing Wang Cuixia’s words. He hadn’t expected Xu Ke to really give it back to them. He thought Xu Ke might not have dared, but clearly, the kid has guts.

"Alright, keep it up. Don’t give in to them. Aren’t they relying on the fact that I brought them up? They talk about respecting elders, yet I’ve never seen them respect the young. If they do, strike back. Pretending to be experienced—I don’t understand why they don’t reprimand an elder like me."

Seeing Xu Lao acting cheeky at this point made Xu Ke find it both funny and frustrating. But, since those people dared to possess things from the Xu Group and wouldn’t let go, he wasn’t going to let them off either. He wasn’t the kind to be soft-hearted like old Xiao.

After dinner, he took Xiao Keyi for a walk. Xiao Keyi had just arrived in Jin City and must be missing Changnan a bit. Besides, Xiao Keyi was now somewhat emotionally unstable. After some walking, Xiao Keyi couldn’t stop worrying, realizing the Xu Group’s competition had reached this point.

"I really think you might not be able to handle this. They’re so aggressive. What should we do? Even the old man has no way to deal with them. If they really get aggressive, we might actually lose."

Xiao Keyi was particularly worried. Although the Xiao Group had experienced tension before, it had never been like this, so she was now uncertain.

He knew her emotions were unstable, but Xu Ke seemed used to these situations, having faced much fiercer ones before.

"Alright, don’t worry too much. Haven’t I always been around you? How could I let you get hurt? Besides, those people are just paper tigers. We’ll talk once we’re at the company."

Xiao Keyi leaned gently against Xu Ke’s shoulder. She really didn’t know how to face those people in the company, and meeting them would inevitably lead to conflicts.

The members of the board were all gathered together now, looking at each other dumbfounded, not expecting the new heir to be so formidable, trapping them with just a few words.

"But my father has never suffered such humiliation before. Who would’ve thought today I’d be bullied by a young kid. That Xu Lao had the audacity to stare at us, laughing as he left. You think I shouldn’t be angry? After all, we were developed by him. Now, he’s only supporting that youngster. Does he really consider us friends?"

The man sitting next to him, scrawny and bespectacled, couldn’t help but snicker: "Do you really consider yourself someone important? Back when Xu Lao was young, he never saw you as a friend. When were you ever his friend? Stop deluding yourself, will you?"

"Of course, his grandson is way more important than you. Before, you were just his subordinate."

"Even as subordinates, there should be some feelings between us, right? Look at him now; he has no feelings for us, itching to swallow us whole."

Listening to this person complain incessantly, though the shares he held weren’t substantial, his arrogance had significantly swelled over the years.

"Didn’t see you treating him like an elder either!"

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