Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 917: Nine hundred and twelve company employees are collectively late

Chapter 917: Nine hundred and twelve company employees are collectively late

"He doesn’t truly care about me. He’s only concerned about his career path. He fears that what I’m doing now might taint his future prospects and sully his pristine feathers," President Zhou said confidently at that moment.

The young man, upon hearing this, didn’t dare to interject.

Moreover, President Zhou’s family matters were not something he could meddle with.

Even being privy to these matters was probably the deepest insight he could ever achieve.

And of course, he did not dare make any remarks about it.

It was as if he was playing dead at that moment.

Because he really didn’t dare to say much, he was quite aware of it.

If any of his words were wrongly placed, he would offend someone.

And then, the price he had to pay would be substantial.

So at that time, the best approach was to act as if he hadn’t heard anything at all.

He just stood there, looking rather foolish.

President Zhou glanced at him once but did not continue the discussion.

It seemed unnecessary to continue discussing the matter with him.

After all, it was his private family matter.

And matters of the family are naturally best known by the family member himself.

Outsiders, no matter what, could not understand it.

No matter how much time the young man spent near them, it was useless.

What he didn’t understand remained incomprehensible, no matter what was said.

At that moment, the young man was also carefully contemplating.

He was thinking about how to answer the old man’s question.

After all, the old man had called, and although he was following President Zhou,

he really didn’t dare to offend the old man.

The old man’s word was law—practically supreme, above tens of thousands, and if the old man was displeased with him,

his future would likely be finished.

Even if President Zhou was exceptionally kind to him, it would be useless.

After all, President Zhou is President Zhou, and the old man is the old man.

It may seem that President Zhou is at ease now,

but if he could guess that if one day the old man truly became enraged,

President Zhou would likely have no choice but to return obediently.

Although he followed President Zhou, he was not the type of mindless lackey.

On the contrary, his confidence stemmed from his ability to think critically.

The call he had just made to Gu Zhen

was not to assert his authority but to gauge Gu Zhen’s attitude.

That way, he could better assist President Zhou in the future.

Having been with President Zhou for so long, he certainly understood how to behave and handle matters.

Some things could be said, and some couldn’t.

And whatever he did say, almost all of it was purposeful.

He was someone who never liked to engage in idle talk. If it were idle talk,

he would rather choose to remain silent.

And Gu Zhen, who was asleep, had no idea who had come to see him.

But even if he did know, he wouldn’t care.

With his personality, no matter who came for him, he rarely took it seriously.

Because over such a long time, he had encountered all sorts of demons and monsters.

One more or one fewer made no difference to him.

Thus, he naturally acted nonchalantly.

And even if he truly knew, he wouldn’t take it to heart anyway.

Offending one more person or one fewer made no difference to him.

Affecting one fewer person held no significance for him.

There’s a saying that goes, "A lot of debt doesn’t weigh one down."

When he had offended so many people, he really started to feel indifferent.

No matter their position, no matter their status.

If he had offended them, then so be it. At worst, it was just threats and intimidation.

In the end, they would only smash his money with some business tactics.

He had long seen through these matters and knew what these people were like.

He didn’t understand their retaliation tactics at all.

In such circumstances, how could he possibly take it too seriously?

He was also very clear that mostly it was not good people who came looking for him.

And just like that, one evening passed.

The next morning, Gu Zhen also opened his eyes.

When he turned on his phone, he saw the missed calls on the screen.

He had no intention of returning any calls because he could guess who the calls were from.

So at this moment, he just left.

He didn’t linger on this matter any further.

Because he felt that this matter was not worth his concern at all.

After all, there were so many meaningful things waiting for him to do.

Why should he waste his time on this?

Just then, he was gradually walking out.

He dressed and had a simple breakfast outside.

In the end, he headed straight to Laojiao Liquor Company.

He had never been to Laojiao Liquor Company before.

He didn’t know what the atmosphere there was like.

But he guessed it should be quite good.

After all, such companies often have a full atmosphere.

And such companies can make a good amount of money.

Gu Zhen understood a little about this.

While these thoughts were still in Gu Zhen’s mind,

he casually hailed a taxi and then proceeded to his destination.

When his car arrived downstairs at Laojiao Liquor Company,

he could see many employees rushing into the building.

It seemed like they were all running late for work.

When Gu Zhen saw this scene, his impression of the company was not so good.

Because of a very simple reason,

that is, the current internal situation in these companies didn’t really matter at all.

It seemed that the employees were quite undisciplined, lacking a sense of time at the very least.

In this regard, it was somewhat of a drawback.

It also made him feel somewhat dissatisfied.

While he was thinking about these matters in his mind,

he quickly realized something different.

That is, the employees in these companies, which also meant they must be quite busy every day.

It might be due to the high workload, which is why they appeared so rushed at the moment.

He thought these occurrences were possible.

Although he didn’t quite understand it, after all, current business operations were not like those in the past, and there was the internet and all of that.

One could say it was mostly brick-and-mortar businesses, so theoretically, there should be no overtime.

Or to put it another way, no excessive fatigue.

He was not familiar with the internal situation of Laojiao Liquor Company; anyway, his own small liquor business never had such issues.

Each time he visited, although the company’s employees were busy, they weren’t excessively overworked.

And the money the company’s employees could earn was also different, so for them, it was still a vibrant day.