So regardless of whether the situation developed according to the usual rhythm, or as Li Fei had anticipated it would unfold,
he would likely confront Chu Tianyang in person, asking why he hadn't sought his opinion. The core issue here was that regardless of whether Chu Tianyang's subsequent response was correct or not, at the very least he should have given Li Fei a heads-up. This was a matter of basic courtesy, and Li Fei didn't need him to genuinely respect him from the bottom of his heart; those kinds of things didn't concern him.
The key point was that if the other party couldn't even afford this superficial level of respect, then everything he had done before was just for show.
If it was all just an act, then naturally, Li Fei would no longer indulge the other party. That was Li Fei's current line of thought.
The phone rang twice before Li Fei picked it up, saying, "Is there something you need, Master Chu?"
