"Mr. Z! We will ensure your safety from now on!" the COP chief said to Zhu Wencong, who was preparing to depart.
Zhu Wencong, accompanied by Su Yanqiao and Zhangsun Hongyuan, boarded a carriage, now that he had become the center of attention, with many eyes on him.
The official stance was certainly that they did not want anything to happen to Zhu Wencong, especially since he had promised to develop Cleveland and had already invested a substantial amount of money.
Such a conscientious capitalist was a priority for protection, and the salaries and bonuses of the COP depended on Zhu Wencong's substantial tax contributions.
If Chicago no longer welcomed Easterners, Cleveland would become the third homeland for the Eastern people.
Zhu Wencong also knew that all the White people were only deferential because of money; otherwise, he would not have been living so carefree.
"I never expected you to have so much energy, to even have the mind to oversee the R&D work!
