When a person speaks, they always revolve around "I" — I think, I feel, I want. People like that are usually confident, and also very selfish.
So, even before the conversation began, Gao Yi knew Thomas was sincere, and his sincerity came from not wanting to jeopardize himself because of his brother.
Therefore, Gao Yi didn't need to guide or threaten Thomas into doing anything. Thomas would push forward on his own.
There was no better or easier situation than this.
"Yes, as a successful person, you have to be twice as careful. Mr. McVie, is your brother a member of Zilch?"
Gao Yi didn't want to hear long-winded speeches from Thomas, nor did he see a need for any double talk. It was best to ask directly.
Thomas nodded, but then shook his head, and said seriously, "He is, but he isn't. That's the crux of what we're discussing today, Mr. Gardener. Zilch is far more complicated than you think."
"Oh, please explain in detail."
