The Age of Rebirth: Being spoiled and crying after marrying a retired veteran

Chapter 160
"Again, I won't say anything polite. The bad news Wenwen just said was that someone from above gave me a hint that he could not support your career. Are you being targeted by someone?" Father Lu asked with a frown.

When Qiao heard the news again, she didn't expect it at first. She thought about it carefully and found that the only person who had such great energy and had a grudge against her was the third young master of the Gu family.

"Gu family in the military?"

Joe hesitated again and called out the name.

Father Lu was shocked and asked, "Are you talking about the Gu family of the military commander's family?"

"That's what I guessed." Qiao was not sure: "Something happened in the county. The third young master of the Gu family wanted to do business. He failed to purchase the mechanical design drawings. The holder of the design drawings took the initiative to sell the design drawings. You gave it to me, maybe it was because of this incident that the third young master of the Gu family held a grudge."

"This..." Father Lu thought for a while: "I also called and asked other people I knew, and the director of the factory related to the fabrics all felt that they had received this hint. Although everyone did not say it explicitly, it should come from the same person. "

"Now it seems that the conflict is irresolvable. I'm afraid Wenwen will no longer be able to obtain fabric supplies from domestic factories. Our factories are all subject to investigation from above. Not one factory director can decide everything. Again, please forgive me."

"Uncle Lu, you are being polite." Qiao pursed his lips again.

The Gu family is really troublesome. She was going to buy more goods now, but the batch of fabrics she bought before was almost used up. It happened that after the customized clothes were sent out, the funds were also withdrawn.

In addition, the county sent a message saying that Sister-in-law Qiao had taken a lot of orders and asked her if she could do it. She accepted them all because time was tight and they had to be sent within a month. In other words, She only had half a month to arrange for people to finish the work. She already had a lot of orders and was short of manpower. If she didn't even have enough fabric, she would break the contract and she would have to pay money.

After all, Second Sister-in-law Qiao's order received a deposit, and Second Sister-in-law Qiao paid all the money directly.

"Uncle Lu, does the order we made with Manager Zhao still count?" Qiao thought again and asked.

"As a matter of fact." Father Lu said firmly, but also a little unhappy: "Those things that were not discussed before are easier to talk about. It would be too arrogant if the other party wants to interfere and regret even what Lao Zhao has already agreed to. We just I don’t want to offend him, but if he really interferes in the factory’s affairs at will, he should deal with it first. Even if it’s not easy to provoke, there are still people who can handle it.”

Joe breathed a sigh of relief again, it seemed that there was still a chance of improvement.

Although Lu's father didn't say it clearly, Qiao also understood that he, the factory director, also had his own difficulties. After all, there was a deputy factory director under the factory director. There was no need to offend the Gu family because of such a trivial matter. Sinful.

Qiao added, "Uncle Lu, thank you for telling me about this. You don't have to worry about the rest. Take care of yourself and I will find a way to solve it."

She was determined.

Lu's father had some feelings. He had never met Qiao Youyou before. He just heard Lu Wenwen talk about him and felt that he was reliable. Now that he was really in trouble, he realized that his daughter could meet such a principled person. Friends are so rare.

"Besides, there are several factories here. They are in the provincial capital next door. They have little contact with the Gu family. Presumably the Gu family will not go to the next province to interfere in this matter."

(End of this chapter)