Both Jimmy and Knight were filled with joy as they finalized a ten-year employment agreement.


    For Jimmy, the excitement stemmed from securing a lucrative annual sry of 14 million US dors from Knight, even though he would have to travel to China to work for Charlie during that decade. He calcted that even receiving just 30% of that amount would still provide over 4 million dors, which was more than enough to cover his family’s expenses.


    Knight, on the other hand, felt a wave of relief, unaware of the deeper implications of the ten-year contract. To him, it simply felt like he had sessfully navigated a significant obstacle posed by Steve Rothschild.


    He hoped that Jimmy could help strengthen his ties with Rothschild over the next ten years, which would be an added benefit.


    Thus, both men joyfullypleted the contract signing and exchanged copies of the agreement.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    After the signing, Jimmy rose and said, “I just arrived off the ne and didn’t have the chance to go home yet. My family is waiting for me, so I will head back now. I promise to be at work on time tomorrow.”


    At that moment, Jimmy chose not to reveal his true intentions to Knight. He wanted to ensure that the contract was notarized first, safeguarding his rights and interests before confronting Knight.<fn3872> Updates are released by f?ndnovel</fn3872>


    Knight, oblivious to the potential trap set by Jimmy, expressed concern, saying, “Jimmy, you must be exhausted after such a long journey. Why not take a few extra days off at home? Consider it additional paid leave. Once you’re rested and ready, you can start work at thepany.”


    Without any hesitation, Jimmy replied, “I can’t do that. Thepany has treated me well, and I won’t let them down.”


    Knight was pleased with this professional attitude and praised him, saying, “With this mindset, Jimmy, I believe your future at Ellis will be incredibly bright!”


    Jimmy smiled and nodded, saying, “Make sure to take good care of me over the next ten years.”


    “Don’t worry!” Knight reassured him. “I’ll work hard to secure more benefits for you in the future. I hope you can be the highest-paidwyer in the United States!”


    In a yful tone, Jimmy responded, “I’ll do my best.”


    Knight then patted him on the shoulder and asked, “By the way, since you have a good rapport with Mr. Rothschild, could you invite him to thepany for a chat with everyone?”


    Jimmy hesitated and said, “To be honest, it might not be convenient. Mr. Rothschild is currently in China and likely won’t be back for a while.”


    Knight smiled and said, “That’s alright. I know he’s in China, which is why you two can meet. What I mean is, once he returns to the United States, you can arrange a meeting with him.”


    Suddenly, an idea struck Jimmy. “How about this: ourw firm has a vacation nned for the end of the year. We could organize a trip to China for all the board members and senior partners. I’m sure I can schedule a meeting with Mr. Rothschild there and invite him to join us for an internal meeting.”


    Nate interjected, surprised, “Isn’t it a bit odd to have a meeting during apany vacation?”


    Jimmy exined, “You don’t quite understand. Travel meetings are a popr practice among Chinesepanies. They take three to five days, choose a beautiful location, and let the core team enjoy a vacation while holding meetings. This way, not only do they get to rx, but they also feel thepany’s special consideration for them. Plus, keeping the core team’s discussions away from lower-level employees fosters unity among them.”


    He added, “In China, this approach is known as team building.”


    Knight’s eyes lit up at this idea, and he eximed, “That sounds fascinating! Team building… yes, that’s a brilliant concept!”