Chapter 688: Liu Chun ‘s Request

Chapter 688: Liu Chun ‘s Request
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Now, Su Qing had taken up the craft of bag-making independently. When she was free, she would immerse herself in contemplating various bag styles, infusing them with her unique ideas and inspiration.
Opting not for the black-coloured bag favoured by her brother-in-law, she chose the sole men’s briefcase in a rich caramel hue. Differing in size, style, and inner lining from the current briefcase, it exuded a high-quality texture and an eye-catching appearance when held. Whether carried by hand or slung diagonally, it presented itself well.
Big Sister emphasized that the value of a bag transcended mere utility; it had to look good and enhance one’s taste and image. Su Wen’s evaluation of the man’s bag crafted by Su Qing met this criterion, making it the one Su Qing was most satisfied with.
“This is it.”
Su Qing meticulously packed the bag according to Su Wen’s previous design, layer by layer. Given that she had to mail it to the provincial capital, she secured a new box for the outermost layer and packed it appropriately. The next day, she went to the town post office to dispatch the items.
Provincial City—
In Changhe’s boss’s office, the space had transformed from the original single large office desk into two. Though it was already lunchtime, Zhou Hengguang remained engrossed in reading the sales report.
The two-day visit to Qingshui County had left him buried in an overwhelming amount of work.
Upon returning to the provincial capital the previous night, Zhou Hengguang delved straight into his tasks. He stayed up until two in the morning and woke up at six today.
Fortunately, he didn’t require much sleep, endowing him with more energy than the average person. Otherwise, handling two days’ worth of backlog on the road would have been challenging.
Zhou Hengguang set aside the report he had just perused on his left and swiftly grabbed a market report with his right hand. When he saw that it originated from the northwest, he smiled.
Wasn’t this from Liu Chun?
Zhou Hengguang’s assessment of Liu Chun soared after scanning through the initial lines. This individual proved to be a sales genius, swiftly expanding his influence.
In the report, Liu Chun dealt with numerous agricultural technology stations in the northwest. As a gesture of sincerity, he offered harvesters for trial. They could purchase if satisfied; if not, there was no obligation to return.
There were a total of 36 counties.
Zhou Hengguang shook his head with a chuckle. He pondered whether to commend Liu Chun for his social finesse and bluffing capabilities or admire his bold and generous approach.
Ignoring the cost of 36 harvesters, just the transportation to the northwest posed a significant expense.
Zhou Hengguang’s fingers tapped lightly on the table. Firstly, Liu Chun had directed his request to his elder brother, who currently resides in the northwest. Liu Chun remained unaware that his elder brother had taken temporary charge in the capital.
Since Liu Chun had made such a request, it meant that he was confident his elder brother would agree.
“Ji Fang, bring the factory manager to me.”
“Alright.”
In no time, Pan Yi knocked on the door and entered in his work attire.
“Mr. Zhou…”
Pan Yi had barely started speaking when Zhou Hengguang rudely cut him off. “From now on, call me Second Boss.”
Pan Yi was taken aback. He wasn’t accustomed to the contrasting personalities and attitudes of Zhou Hengguang and Zhou Hengyang. The big boss didn’t mind how others addressed him; they could call him whatever they liked.
That didn’t apply to the person in front of him.
However, calling him Second Boss didn’t seem quite appropriate.
“The second boss is Liu Chun,” Pan Yi asserted.
Zhou Hengguang raised his eyebrows and offered Pan Yi a gentle smile. His eyes behind the gold-rimmed glasses looked remarkably affable..