Pausing for a moment, Benjamin Johnson said suggestively, "Chief Jenkins, you can't take advantage and not want to bear the risk."
The corners of Olivia Jenkins' mouth curled up slightly in an ambiguous smile.
Her eyes were still filled with a sharp light, her gaze not moving away from Benjamin Johnson.
"I understand the more funding means a larger share to distribute. I'm not unwilling to bear the risks. The problem is, I don't have shares to distribute. If a lawsuit over inheritance takes place, it's common for it to last two or three years. Even if it's quick, it still requires a year and a half. Jenkins Group can't wait that long. Could you, President Johnson?"
With an innocent yet beautiful face, she was essentially astute and calculating, yet her sharpness remained concealed. Suddenly, Benjamin looked at Olivia admiringly.
