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"Then?" asked Leo as he raised both eyebrows. He was increasingly deliberately pretending to give a look of dislike. "I don't think it's appropriate for you to say that to someone who has contributed. You know it's not an easy thing to negotiate with Mr. Pablo so that he-"

"What did you do with Mr. Pablo before negotiating with Mr. Walter?" interrupted Mr. Jonsen.

Leo stopped speaking and froze for a few seconds. He noticed the sharp and fierce gaze emitted from Mr. Jonsen's eyes. There was ambition in those eyes as well-the ambition to push Leo into admitting how his strategy was.

"I didn't do anything, I already answered your question in the room," Leo retorted. "I'm not like you who might bribe some investors or fellow business partners before formal negotiations, to get them to give you money."

Mr. Jonsen frowned. Instantly his jaw hardened and the look in his eyes became even angrier.

"Don't just talk! I have very good negotiation skills, no one, not even you who ma