Mr. Gregory hummed in disapproval.
"This matter should have been avoided in the first place."
Mr. Simon was truly impressed by his stubbornness.
"Mr. Gregory, should I say you're being obtuse, or just serious, or just impartial?"
Mr. Gregory took a sip of his drink, and said blandly.
"Whatever you say, it won't affect my decision anyway."
Mr. Simon really didn't understand why this guy was so difficult to reason with.
"Mr. Gregory, I'm not talking about her relationship with the Lewis Group, or her identity, but about the new drug they've developed. Not to mention us, many countries are begging them to start production. Instead, you didn't even bother to look at it and sent it back immediately."
Mr. Gregory had another sip of his wine.
"I can't let them monopolise yet another industry."
Mr. Simon was flabbergasted.
"Fine, fine. You're a world-saving hero, huh? Enough already."
After a while, Mr. Simon handed Mr. Gregory a set of data he'd just obtained.
