Rebirth of Xiangjiang - 1978

Felidanvall and Fang Jinsheng had a hearty breakfast, but he was not happy at all on the way back.

Because just like last time, Defoe Stillman next to him looked very unhappy. It seemed that he could not get the answer he wanted from Lin Daoqiu.

"Master, where are we going now?"

Felidanval asked cautiously.

What he didn't expect was that Defoe Stillman didn't answer his question, but remained silent, and he didn't know what he was thinking.

"Master..."

As a last resort, Philidanval shouted again, and then Defoe Stillman came to his senses.

Defoe Stillman was already very unhappy, and it was even more impossible for him to become happy because Philidan Vaal was planning his own ideas.

So he turned his head and asked the other party coldly.

"What's up?"

"Where are we going now? Going back?"

When Defoe Stillman heard this, he immediately showed an impatient expression.

"You still have to ask me about this little thing, think for yourself."

After finishing speaking, Defoe Stillman turned his head back and continued to think about the question just now.

In fact, the problem that bothered Defoe Stillman was very simple. It was Lin Daoqiu who asked him to bring Tang En Morgan into this cooperation.

For Defoe Stillman, he has not forgiven the Morgan family so far, and their punishment of Jaden Morgan is far from satisfying him, so at this time he is asked to go to Tang En Morgan to discuss cooperation.

This is simply impossible for Defoe Stillman.

But Lin Daoqiu's attitude was so determined that Defoe Stillman couldn't feel that the other party would give in at all. This turned into a game between two people. Whoever gave in first would win.

It means that he admits defeat to the other party.

In fact, Defoe Stillman was ready to make more concessions to Lin Daoqiu, but the problem was that it involved the people he hated and hated the most, which became a barrier to Defoe Stillman.

After returning to the villa, Defoe Stillman still could not think of a solution that was best for him and acceptable to him. It seemed that the matter had suddenly stagnated.

At this moment, a follower came in from outside and reported to Felidanval.

"Sir, there is a gentleman named Don Morgan who wants to see you."

"Don Morgan? Why is he here?"

Before Filidenvall had time to answer, Defoe Stillman suddenly stood up from his chair after hearing the other party's name.

"How about saying I'm not here and asking him to leave you?"

"Are you stupid? If you weren't here, would there be any need for him to come in and ask?"

Defoe Stillman couldn't help but shake his head. He felt that Philidanvar was so stupid that he couldn't even imagine this.

Felidanvall lowered his head silently. He also made such mistakes because Defoe Stillman was in a bad mood, which caused him to lose his usual keen judgment.

"Forget it, since you're already here, if you avoid him you might be looked down upon by him, so please invite him in."

Defoe Stillman waved his hand, and everyone else in the living room retreated, leaving only Philidanvar alone.

Not long after, Don Morgan walked in from outside with Sigmon, who took over Jaden Morgan's seat.

Seeing Defoe Stillman inside, Don Morgan was not surprised at all, because he had long known that Defoe Stillman must be in this house, but he didn't know if he was willing to meet him.

.

But since the other party did not avoid him, it meant that he still had a chance to ease the relationship between Stillman and the Morgan family.

After all, their relationship was not hostile before, and they would have some financial cooperation from time to time. There was no need for the two to become incompatible because of this matter, not to mention that it was their fault this time. If this continues,

Maybe the relationship between the two families will get worse and worse, which is definitely not an outcome the Morgan family wants to see.

"Defoe, we haven't seen each other for a long time."

Twain Morgan walked in from the outside with a smile, and then stretched out his arms towards Defoe Stillman. It seemed that Twain Morgan and the other party seemed very familiar.

However, Defoe Stillman, who was sitting on the sofa, did not move. He just looked at Tang En Morgan with an indifferent expression, as if he had no intention of having any intimate interaction with him.

Under normal circumstances, no matter how much they hate each other, for people like them who have received aristocratic education since childhood, they have always maintained the two points of etiquette and demeanor, but it is a pity that Jaden Morgan brought Defoe Stillman...

His dissatisfaction has exceeded his tolerance, so when he sees the Morgan family now, he will naturally not give them a good look.

Seeing that Defoe Stillman was sitting there motionless, Don Morgan could only silently take back his outstretched hands.

"Please take a seat."

Defoe Stillman pointed to the sofa opposite him. He didn't use the invitation, but directly spoke to the other party with an attitude like a command.

If it were normal times, Dunn Morgan would definitely be very unhappy, but his purpose of coming to see Defoe Stillman today was to ease the relationship between the two families, so even if the other party put on such a bad face to greet him,

He, Tang En Morgan, still had to turn a blind eye and must not have any verbal conflict with the other party.

When Twain Morgan and Sigmund sat down, Defoe Stillman looked at each other like this, and did not say anything about offering a cup of tea or a glass of water. It seemed that he was not going to give Twain Morgan anything today.

Any courtesy.

"I just arrived in Neon yesterday and came to visit early this morning. I know there is a little problem between our two families, so I came here today hoping to resolve the problem."

"Small problem? It turns out that Mr. Tang En thinks that his people being followed by others is just a small problem. You are really generous."

Defoe Stillman smiled slightly, but his smile was not because of happiness.

"Defoe, this is just a misunderstanding. I believe someone has explained it to you before. This is just a misunderstanding. We did not do this deliberately. You should understand."

"Not deliberately? If I remember correctly, your people followed Val to confirm his identity. Is this just a misunderstanding? Do you think it is just a misunderstanding?"

The more Defoe Stillman talked, the angrier he became. Twain Morgan's explanation simply didn't make sense to him, and he would never accept the other party's argument.

Upon hearing Defoe Stillman's question, an awkward smile appeared on Don Morgan's face. It seemed that he also felt that his words were a bit inappropriate.