Pretending to be acquainted, he chatted about some ambiguous matters with a ha-ha air.
In this way, even if the other party suspected something, it wouldn't cause too much trouble.
But the premise was that the other person truly was an acquaintance of the original person.
Hearing this abrupt greeting, Leonard Churchill did not know what he thought of, but suddenly he realized that the newcomer bore ill intent.
As he turned around, he saw the man with the goatee and his reflexive reaction was to show a trace of doubt, "You are...?"
Leonard Churchill didn't pretend to recognize him.
Instead, he chose outright not to recognize him.
He was very clear that for a professional information merchant, this instant reflexive response was enough to confirm a lot of information.
Leonard Churchill's choice was risky.
If the person really was an acquaintance of Sean's, this action would immediately expose himself as an imposter.
