Chapter 6 — The whole company flew to France, but I alone did not have a plane ticket

No agitation. Not proud. Not gloating either. I just quietly unplugged the network cable. Close the computer. It's like just conveniently completing a small task that's not worth mentioning. Outside the window. It was starting to get light. But the real war... It's just begun. After the system was completely restored... The French side completely exploded. Tham Nguyet is almost directly reporting every minute and every second to me. 【Chu Nghi is crazy! After seeing the dismissal notice and the apology letter in the company group, he collapsed on the spot!】 【He rushed straight into Chairman Co's room, screaming and cursing, saying that you harmed him, saying that you were the kind of selfish villain, and even wanted to drag you to death with you!】 【As a result, he was dragged out by hotel security called by Chairman Co. It looks like dragging a dead dog, it's a terrible loss of face!】 【The chat group in the technical room is all in chaos now.】 【The people who used to follow Chu Nghi the most, always talking bad about him behind his back, are now competing to tag him. Some people shouted "Engineer Hua is so great", others said "Engineer Hua has worked hard", looking at it made me want to vomit.】 I read every message. There was no expression on his face. Flattery is fine. It's okay to curse. To me... It's all just noise. I didn't answer a single question. The next morning. I received the official, stamped copy of the Share Transfer Agreement along with the original apology letter hand-signed by Chairman Co. All are delivered to your door by express delivery service. At the end of the file. Also attached is bank transfer documents. 5,000,000 yuan. Money has been deposited into your account. Chairman Co called me again. Maybe he stayed up all night. His voice was hoarse as if it had been rubbed over with sandpaper.

“An Nhien...”

“The matter has been resolved.”

“Let's see... when will I return to work at the company?”

He asked very carefully. In a tone filled with scrutiny. Even proactively added conditions.

“I have told the human resources department to prepare an appointment decision.”

“From today onwards, you will be the company's new Technical Director.”

Technical Director? Do you want to use the position Chu Nghi left behind to bribe me? I laughed coldly.

“No need, Chairman Co.”

“I won't go to the company.”

“In the future, I will only accept remote work.”

His tone immediately became a few points higher. Clearly he was not satisfied.

“An Nhien, you are now the Technical Director.”

“As a core management member of the company.”

"If I don't go to the company, what system will there be?"

“Why not?”

I calmly asked back.

"I am at home."

“Ten minutes can solve a problem that even your technical team in France can't do.”

“That proves one thing.”

“Where I work doesn't affect my job performance.”

"Opposite."

“A quiet environment also helps me concentrate more.”

The other end of the line was silent. Because he cannot refute. The truth is unfolding before our eyes. A while later. It seemed he had made up his mind. The voice becomes more complex.

“An Nhien...”

“The system is stable now.”

“The company is also operating normally again.”

“As for the shares…”

“Can we... renegotiate a bit?”

“Anyway, 3% of shares is not a small number…”

The old fox also showed its tail. Cross the drawbridge. Kill donkey after finishing milling. That was the game he was best at. I am no longer a soft persimmon that people can squeeze and squeeze. I interrupted him.

“Chairman Co.”

“The agreement was signed in clear writing.”

“At the same time, it was sent to the company's legal department and the entire board of directors for record keeping.”

“What do you mean you want to unilaterally violate the contract?”

I stopped. The voice didn't carry any emotion.

“I don't mind taking the company to court.”

“I believe the media and shareholders will be very interested in a story like this.”

“A company with a market value of tens of billions of yuan…”

“Because of abandoning core technical staff, the system collapsed.”

“After people saved the company, they wanted to break their promise.”

“How long do you think it will take for that news to hit the front page?”

On the other end of the line. Chairman Co was so angry that he could barely speak.