Despite how things seem now, he's doing quite well—though he's been branded a traitor, his current side treats him decently. Anderson uses a Chinese phrase he learned to explain his situation: spending a fortune to buy horse bones.
He is like those horse bones.
But if he continues working with that guy Yan, and Yan suddenly becomes unreasonable, then Anderson might find himself coerced again at any moment.
Of course, there's a bright side. In a place like America, having a supply of premium ingredients as a resource, even if temporarily, is quite beneficial for his future development. At least for now, Anderson has made a good breakthrough through the beef trade.
However, with these unstable factors, Anderson doesn't dare make a hasty decision.
Many issues trouble Anderson, the biggest being whether his family and he can remain safe. The key point is that he still knows very little about what faction Yan Fei belongs to and how much power he has.
