After the sheriff left, Su Mo walked into the Libetong Mansion.
At the top of the lobby, a slogan from the charity foundation hung there—Libetong, making New Moon City better.
The receptionist stood up and gave Su Mo a polite smile: "Hello sir, how can I help you?"
Su Mo: "My name is Su Mo, I have an appointment with Tareg."
"Okay, please wait a moment." The receptionist made a phone call to confirm, then said, "Sir, this way please, I'll take you upstairs."
Su Mo was brought to a room on the eighteenth floor, which was very spacious, with various office equipment neatly arranged.
The walls were covered with many photos, some of pigs and cows, and others showing animal rights activists holding signs outside slaughterhouses facing off with sheriffs.
Tareg looked up at Su Mo: "You're here, welcome, welcome, please have a seat."
She placed a tray of exquisite snacks on the coffee table, casually took a piece of cake and bit into it.
