62. A Plan B

"I'm still considering it and don't want to tell you yet. Oh, about us being business rivals... just ask Mr. Walter," Leo replied.

After Leo's glance fell on him, Mr. Walter cleared his throat to make the atmosphere less awkward. A smile of formality curved his face.

"No matter what problems occur between us, we are still businessmen who can need each other, right? Especially since Mr. Leo is a good businessman," Mr. Walter replied calmly.

Leo knew that Mr. Walter looked nervous. But he didn't say anything.

"Come on, Mr. Leo. We'll talk about what you want to talk about," Mr. Walter said.

After that, Mr. Walter turned to the investors in front of him. He bowed his head briefly to show respect.

"I'm sorry we had to talk intensely for a moment," Mr. Walter said.

Leo also bowed his head as a sign of goodbye.

Leo and Mr. Walter's steps moved away from the investors, leaving the hall and stage still buzzing with conglomerate chatter. The two of them walked to a few