The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1464

Chapter 1464

“Don’t you think our attitude’s the problem, Old Master?

“Sean’s a human being. He’s not a pet. He’s also a capable person with high status.

“How can he accept being called upon and dismissed like this?”

Hubert’s words rendered William dumbfounded.

Sean was a former commander, so he had his pride. He would not enjoy William bossing him around.

After all, William was dismissive when Sean came to visit.

They deserved Sean’s attitude toward them!

“But I’m his elder!”

William sat down slowly and said through gritted teeth.

“But we didn’t act like elders…”

Hubert shook his head slightly. He realized William was getting a little senile.

There was a term “Old man child”. People did behave like children as they grew older.

“Anyway, invite him to dinner yourself if you want. I’ve done what I said. It’s not my fault he doesn’t come.”

William was silent for a moment. Then he turned and went into a room after saying.

Hubert sighed, picked up his phone, and hesitated to call Sean.

At the same time.

The former Billion Trees Real Estate building. The chairman’s office.

After Sean put down his phone, he opened the file before him and looked through it.

“Commander, we’ve set an appointment with Mr. Dane.

“He won’t have time in the afternoon-not until after 8 p.m.”

Zander looked at Sean and reported softly.

“Alright.”

Sean nodded gently.

“Did I hear Old Master Collins call you?”

Zander paused and asked again.

“He invited me for a meal.

“I declined”

Sean closed the file and picked up a file nearby.

“Old Master Collins

“Commander, I’m not trying to speak ill of Old Master Collins.

“But i think he’s not who i thought he was.”

Zander hesitated for two seconds before speaking his mind. He thought a veteran like William was admirable.

However, in Sean’s contact with the Collins family, Zander only found William snobbish. He did not behave like a member of the army at all.

“It’s normal.

“Society is different from the army.”

Sean shook his head slightly, looking unbothered. It was as if he had seen through society.

“Well. I still don’t think he should have done that anyway.”

Zander paused for two seconds before saying with a sigh.

“There’s nothing we should or shouldn’t do. They made a different choice at most.

“We could end up like him too.”

Sean chuckled and whispered.

“Like him?” Zander asked quickly.

“No fish can survive in the cleanest water.

“We can’t be too pure either.

“To survive, we have to be a little greedy and get our hands dirty to fit in with this world.”

Sean slowly looked up. What he said provided Zander food for thought.