She wore a sharply tailored black business suit, her red lips as sharp as a blade.
Sitting opposite her was Morry Schmidt from the Tang Jin Family Office advisory committee.
A typical German descendant, 40 years old, responsible for compliance and risk control at the family office's North American Region.
"Sloan, your aggressiveness makes me uneasy," Schmidt frowned, putting down his coffee cup, "exposing your intentions too early, before the situation is clear, does not align with our interests."
"Uneasy?" Sloan chuckled, speaking swiftly with a daunting confidence and sense of pressure, "My dear Morry, your so-called safety is slow suicide. The core of lobbying is never about following rules, but creating surprises, winning chips before the opponent realizes the game has begun."
"I think..."
