Harrison Clark was quite surprised and replied in dialect, "Hello. Who are you?"
"No need to have known each other before."
The middle-aged man blinked.
In this instant, Harrison understood a lot, "Well, that's true."
"I just heard Mr. Clark's speech, and I'm very impressed. Such magnanimity is not something ordinary people possess."
The middle-aged man seemed to be good at striking up conversations.
Harrison smiled and shook his head, "Oh, I'm just an ordinary undergraduate student."
The middle-aged man paused for a moment, almost laughing.
He took a breath before saying, "Well, an undergraduate student. But don't you think you're being too generous, Mr. Clark? Is it necessary?"
Harrison replied, "It's necessary."
He already knew the man's identity.
Perhaps he was a doctor, a businessman, or something else on this side, but that was not important.
In some sense, it was also a well-intentioned reminder from back home.
