"He was sitting on the flowerbed outside the exchange, his gaze intensely focused on the trend chart on the external screen.
I was a bit curious, so I went up to him and asked if he understood what he was looking at? Then he smiled, and to me, his smile seemed especially bitter."
Su Wanxin recalled the scenes from that time, still feeling a bit choked up.
"I chatted with him and learned some things about him.
He used to be a real estate salesperson—not wealthy but able to comfortably cover the family expenses.
He was married, with a three-year-old son and a two-year-old daughter. He had invested all his savings in a stock called Aud Company.
Do you have any impressions of this name, Aud Company?"
Fu Shihan listened to her and gave it some serious thought; then, indeed, he remembered a few things. "It went bankrupt."
