The people here didn't catch anything else that Xiong En said.
But they did hear him say, "I'm going to pay."
To them, facing their current situation, that was like music from heaven.
However, the Chairman, with utter composure, gazed at Xiong En, "I'm very grateful that you can offer help when California most needs it, Councilman Xiong En. So, what is your demand?"
Xiong En blinked, "Demand? I have no demands."
Joel tapped his fingers on the table and looked toward Xiong En, "Private meeting, Mister Xiong En, this isn't a public session. Can you be a bit more honest? Don't be so hypocritical."
"I know that, otherwise I wouldn't have walked in directly, right?" Xiong En said helplessly to the group, "I truly have no demands for you all."
A bunch of people wouldn't believe that this guy had no demands.
