Since Yang Hui's resources would no longer be channeled into Futong Commerce, Li Yang saw no more reason to tolerate him. He wanted him gone, and fast.
In fact, Li Yang wasn't wrong. The previous rent reduction and the acquisition of marketing resources hadn't been for the benefit of Futong Commerce. Yang Hui had done it for his own KPIs. It was a reflection of his performance, his reputation, and a way to ensure his team members could earn a stable income under the rules at Futong Commerce.
As long as his team members' income was secure and his own KPIs were met, there was no way he would use his personal connections to enrich Futong Commerce. He wasn't crazy, and he certainly wasn't Li Yang's father.
Dan Biao left Li Yang's office with a heavy heart. He returned to his own office and shut the door, not wanting to be disturbed.
