"Don't be too quick to refuse," the Prime Minister said to Tang Mo. "In fact, this is just the beginning of a cooperation, with many more things to come. The King can offer you… and even more than what Shireck can."
He watched as Tang Mo made himself comfortable in the room's guest chair, with one leg casually crossed over the other.
This gesture was interesting because, according to his thoughts, or rather his understanding of the Shireck Consortium, a Shireck manager like Gis would certainly have taken the most prestigious chair in the mayor's office under such circumstances.
However, the young man before him was interesting. Although the mayor had vacated his office, he still did not sit in the mayor's place.
What was more interesting was that he did not show much respect towards the Prime Minister, indicating he was not without pride.
A young man who could find his place, had pride and yet understood human feelings and social interactions was rare to see these days.
