Ye Wudao of course knew what he meant by "one of our own," but whether he would remain one of them in the future, only heaven knew. However, after thinking it over, Ye Wudao realized that even though he was short on cash at the moment, the money he could make from this business deal would merely be a drop in the bucket. It might be better to gain some other advantage.
Immediately, Ye Wudao put forward his conditions, and Song Tianqi readily agreed. In reality, his demands weren't that great—Ye Wudao wanted the approval documents for the pharmaceutical company he was investing in.
If it had been someone else, Song Tianqi may not have agreed so readily, but he knew Ye Wudao's capabilities. Ye Wudao was not the type to overthrow his investments, and besides, this was a good thing.
Moreover, Ye Wudao wasn't asking for backdoor dealings; he just wanted to expedite the approval process. As long as the medication had no issues, this small favor was nothing to Song Tianqi.
