No matter how unhappy Hudson was, Dane Warren was still paying a visit to his company as the chairman of Sena. As the host, he had to accommodate him out of common courtesy.
Therefore, Hudson stood up and plastered a smile onto his face. He then walked toward Dane Warren.
“You took time out of your busy schedule to visit us, Mr. Warren. It’s a huge honor,” Hudson remarked politely in a relatively neutral tone.
Dane burst out into laughter. He had a booming voice and hearty laughter. One who did not understand him would have thought that he was a bold and simple-minded man. However, under the facade of his honest and straightforward persona, he was a vicious man with an extremely cruel heart.
“You’re being way too courteous, Mr. Moore. I had to attend a public meeting surrounding the Internet industry in Cavern City, so I stopped by your office to look around,” Dane said as he clasped Hudson’s hand in a tight grip.
“Right, didn’t you get invited to the meeting, Mr. Moore?” Dane asked while feigning doubt and uncertainty.
Hudson’s face stiffened. He drew back his hand and said matter-of-factly, “There has been a lot of company affairs lately. You should understand, Mr. Warren. That’s why I wasn’t free.”
Dane could not help but sneer in his heart upon noticing the somber gaze in Hudson’s eyes. Alas, these young people were way too inexperienced. They could hardly hold it in after receiving a few taunts.
Scanning through the crowd, Dane side-eyed Logan before finally setting his eyes on Jasper.
“And this is?”
Jasper stood up lightheartedly. With a calm demeanor, he gently extended his hand. “I’m Jasper Laine, the president of JW Capital,” he said.
JW Capital!
“Mr. Laine. I’ve heard all about you.”
Dane said as he extended his hand toward Jasper. A smile that did not reach his eyes formed across his lips.
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