David looked at him and asked, "Willing? Really?"
Nisen's face still carried an expression of frustration and reluctance, but he firmly nodded nonetheless.
David naturally saw the unwillingness in his heart and, after a moment of thought, said, "Nisen, we're all brothers here. You can speak your mind. If you truly don't want to, it's alright. I'll think of something."
Nisen lifted his head, a glimmer of hope in his eyes.
Truth be told, if given the choice, he would rather die than leave the Lake District Sub-Bureau Branch.
Oh, no, to be precise, he didn't want to leave David's command.
Now, under David, he could work on any case and easily rake in a tax performance bonus of a hundred thousand.
If he were transferred somewhere else, he wouldn't dare dream of making a hundred thousand on a single case. With his skills and abilities, making that much in an assessment period would already be considered lucky.
David continued to ask, "What do you say?"
