Victor finished his speech, and the reception moved into a casual chatting phase.
Victor, being a highly adaptable person, knew how to tailor his words to different audiences. Previously, as a conman, he managed to handle people effortlessly. Now, with his legitimate status, he navigated social interactions with even greater ease.
Holding a wine glass, he first chatted with the Mayor's secretary, then mingled with the police chief, and later started conversations with the presidents and representatives of major trading companies.
These large foreign firms dominated almost all the livelihoods in London, from electricity to tap water and daily necessities. They were very concerned about what industries Hardy Group planned to enter in London and whether it would affect their businesses.
"Mr. Victor, what kind of business is Hardy Group planning to do?" asked the president of Jardine Matheson.
