Chapter 166

Bruce had always been sharp in his analysis. I realized I couldn't hide it any longer and calmly stated, "I've spoken with Mr. Hansen, and he does indeed have some difficulties." "Oh, really?" Bruce glanced at me indifferently and said, "What kind of difficulties would make a profit-driven person give up such an easily attainable benefit? Please, Ms. Fisher, enlighten me." His question presented a dilemma for me. After all, before I had come here, I had promised Jonah that I wouldn't reveal his identity. He had hidden his identity for so long that I felt compelled to respect his wishes. With this in mind, I sighed and continued, "Mr. Hansen also expressed his regret over not being able to collaborate with Roeval." "Would you believe such words?" The question rang in my ears, leaving me speechless. Bruce was, of course, accustomed to such superficial talk in the business world. Bruce sneered and said, "Ms. Fisher, a smart person like you wouldn't have failed to see through it."