The Seventh Base-Chapter 560 - 23: Did You Call Xu Mo?

Eliza’s desire to win over Xu Mo was not solely due to Xu Mo himself but also because of Zero.

Pretty women, after all, do not like losing to their peers.

Eliza did not go directly to where Xu Mo was but walked toward the bookshelves instead.

“Looks good, doesn’t it?” Zero followed Eliza’s gaze to Xu Mo and asked.

“……”

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Today, Eliza was indeed looking quite charming.

“Asking what you already know,” Xu Mo said.

Zero’s expression began to change as she watched Xu Mo, who continued, “Is there anyone more attractive in front of you? Don’t ask such immature questions again. It’s childish.”

Zero blinked her eyes.

What new trick was this?

But it sounded very reasonable too.

Eliza picked a book from the shelf and then came over to where Xu Mo was sitting, and surprisingly sat down at the table next to him.

Zero looked up at her.

Clearly, Eliza was doing this on purpose.

But after all, the seating in the library was not reserved, so she couldn’t just ask her to leave.

“Have you read this book?” Eliza sat for a moment, then raised her head to ask Xu Mo.

Xu Mo glanced at it. Cultivation.

“No,” Xu Mo shook his head, whether he had read it or not.

“The book mentions that everything about cultivation can be replaced by data analysis. Do you think that’s reasonable?” Eliza asked.

“I don’t understand,” Xu Mo said, looking down at his book.

Zero did not look at Eliza, keeping her eyes on him.

“Do you know about Blue Star Energy Technology Group?” Eliza continued to ask.

Xu Mo was startled, a strange expression flashing across his face as he looked up at Eliza. “It seems I’ve heard Ize and Carter mentioning it.”

“The group can generate profits in the tens of billions each year,” Eliza looked at Xu Mo, then took out a share transfer contract and handed it to him, “This is 2% of the shares of the group, capable of generating millions in value every year, follow me from now on.”

“……” Xu Mo’s expression turned odd.

Was she trying to buy him with the shares of his own company?

He owned 51% of the shares!

“That’s valuable?” Zero, who had never had much concept of money, knew everything that Xu Mo and the others were up to, but this was the first time she heard a specific figure, and moreover, Xu Mo had given Eliza 10% of the shares, wouldn’t that mean billions every year?

Thinking of this, Zero became somewhat displeased.

“Not enough.” Before Xu Mo could speak, Zero was the one who spoke first.

Eliza looked at Zero, “Are you naming the price?”

It appeared the Anos Clan member was also a money-grubber.

“Ten percent,” Zero stated, “for him to be with you.”

Eliza stared at Zero, she only had a total of 10% herself; was she that greedy?

“Five percent each?” Xu Mo looked at Zero, “It’s not impossible.”

“They’re all mine,” Zero said.

“…” Xu Mo looked at Zero, when had Zero become so money-minded?

Eliza watched the two of them, her face growing colder, was this them flirting?

Discussing how to divide up her shares?

“Two percent, let me know when you’ve made up your mind,” Eliza took the transfer contract back, then stood up and left with the book.

The value of 2% of the shares had been made very clear by her, what genius couldn’t she find?

She believed she had made a generous offer.

If Xu Mo was greedy for wealth, he could not remain indifferent.

After Eliza left, Zero looked at Xu Mo and said, “Why don’t I have any?”

She was upset.

What Eliza had, she wanted too.

The two seemed to be fiercely competitive.

“How can you compare yourself to her?” Xu Mo looked at Zero and said.

“Why can’t I?” Zero asked.

“That would be underestimating yourself,” Xu Mo said, “Her shares are just what I gave away. As for you, what’s mine is yours.”

Zero’s eyes roamed over Xu Mo’s face, seeming to make sense again!

“Don’t talk like that again in the future, or I will be angry,” Xu Mo continued.

“Okay,” Zero nodded obediently, then Xu Mo took his book to the bookshelves to find another.

Zero watched Xu Mo’s retreating figure, feeling that something wasn’t quite right!