But if that were really the case, both parties would end up hurt.
Relationships and money should be spent where they are most needed; there was no need for him to be at odds with Capital City's experts.
Zhengang took a deep breath and hastily nodded like a pecking chicken, smiling, "Yes, Professor, you're right. If I find out who it is, I won't let them get away with it, I'll make sure they can't bear the consequences..."
"That's good then," Professor Hu's squinted eyes slowly eased open, "It seems that you still know what you're doing."
After Professor Hu finished speaking, he caressed the teacup with his fingers and said with a laugh, "Next, I want to have a private talk with Su Wen, and I prefer no one else to be present. Why don't you all step out for a moment?"
Zhengang nodded like an obedient grandchild, "Of course, of course, if the two experts wish to have a private conversation, then I'll leave first."
