Chapter 56 A Truly Good Person_1
Gao Guang didn't understand corporate law, didn't understand the bankruptcy law of the United States, and basically knew nothing, but that was okay, he trusted that when Frank sold the company to him, it would be clean and clear.
So the wait was a bit long, Gao Guang had to wait for about a month, or to be precise, thirty-seven days before he finally reached the point where he could sign the contract.
Frank seemed a bit melancholic when signing, which was understandable. Selling one's self-established company to someone else, not by adding a zero but rather by removing one and then selling it at a low price, would surely not make anyone happy.
Yet, as Gao Guang picked up the pen and signed his name without even looking at the thick transfer contract, Frank felt a sense of relief from deep within.
Frank liked the feeling of being trusted, and Gao Guang's actions represented unconditional trust and respect, which moved him.