Holding her in his arms for a while, he finally said, "Let's not talk about this for now."

After saying that, Zhou Yuwen pulled Lu Wanting onto the sofa.

At the end of August, Zhou Yuwen found Shen Ya, who was still in New York, and suggested he wanted to sell his 2% Vipshop shares.

Shen Ya was puzzled, asking Zhou Yuwen why.

Zhou Yuwen explained the whole situation, straightforwardly saying he wanted to set up a private equity fund.

Upon hearing this, Shen Ya laughed and said, "There's no need to fuss with those old guys; the stock market is ever-changing. If you ask me, you'd be better off holding onto the 2% of Vipshop and comfortably earning the interest."

"I can't guarantee Vipshop will keep rising, but at the very least, your holding price will remain in a safe position." Shen Ya poured Zhou Yuwen a glass of whiskey, confidently stating.

Zhou Yuwen took the whiskey, smiling, "Of course I understand the logic, but I'm still young, and I want to venture out more."

Shen Ya looked at the boy as young as his son, sighed, and asked, "Have you really decided?"

"Yes!"

Consequently, Shen Ya, in the name of Vipshop's board, acquired Zhou Yuwen's 2% Vipshop shares at the day's valuation of 21 billion US Dollars.

Thus, Zhou Yuwen cashed out 420 million US Dollars.

When the news reached back home, it inevitably prompted a wave of discussion.

Some said Zhou Yuwen takes the harvest when it's good, knowing he can't manage well abroad, thus securing his assets.

Others felt Zhou Yuwen was a bit shortsighted; the best times were just beginning, so why did Zhou Yuwen sell?

The public heard the news that Zhou Yuwen sold Vipshop shares.

However, what wasn't mentioned in the news was that Zhou Yuwen established his private equity fund overseas, besides the 420 million US Dollars principal, accepting Shen Ya's 80 million US Dollar investment, totaling 500 million US Dollars.

After the news spread, Liu Dongqiang and Li Qingguo all called to congratulate, yet didn't mention the investments discussed at the banquet.

It was Zhang Tianze who reached out through Su Qing to contact Zhou Yuwen, asking if he was setting up a private equity fund.

Zhou Yuwen confirmed, asking her purpose.

Zhang Tianze, with her sparkling eyes, grinned, "Can you include me?"

Zhou Yuwen replied, "Sure, the minimum investment is 10 million US Dollars."

"That much?" Zhang Tianze was startled, truly surprised. She thought for a while, then winked and smiled at Zhou Yuwen, "Since I'm a girl, can it be a bit less?"

"How much do you have in mind?"

Zhang Tianze held out her palm, "How about five thousand US Dollars?"

Zhou Yuwen said, "Goodbye."

Clearly, Milk Tea Sister was serious; she indeed didn't have much money currently, but she was very aware of earning opportunities. Her intuition told her Zhou Yuwen was good at making money, wishing he would guide her.

Unfortunately, Zhou Yuwen wasn't interested in playing pretend with her.

Five thousand US Dollars?

As the classic saying on Wall Street goes, 'if a hundred bucks falls on the ground, I wouldn't pick it up, because I can make thousands and thousands in that time.'

Rejecting Milk Tea Girl's request, Zhou Yuwen received a call from Boss Jia.

Boss Jia was more sincere than others.

He genuinely wanted to invest in Zhou Yuwen.

This guy's good at swindling money but lacks many tools for making money.

The later concepts suggested weren't successful; he'd better invest with Zhou Yuwen for the interest.

"Oh? Boss Jia, you want to invest in me? What a pity, I'm about to return home, the private equity deal is settled, maybe next time when I return, we can discuss."

"You're going home? Where are you now? Wait for me; I'm returning next week."

"Oh? Really? Then when you return next week, let's talk?"