He was mentally prepared for this.
'The boss wouldn't make a losing investment. He has to consider the return on investment, right?'
At that moment, hearing this, the men who had remained all perked up their ears, listening intently.
Lin Chu glanced at him, thought for a moment, then raised his coffee cup and clinked it against Li Rui's.
"Not for now."
"It's a spare piece on the board."
"Consider it a bonus for the guys."
"You seem pretty eager, huh?"
Lin Chu asked with a half-smile.
'I don't need to explain too much,' he thought, 'but I do need to lay the groundwork for the future. It'll come in handy eventually.'
'A spare piece?'
Li Rui licked his lips, somewhat at a loss for words.
'Then what would a main piece be?'
He had a vague feeling that the young President Lin was playing a grand game of chess, but after a moment's hesitation, he didn't ask.
'That's not something I should be asking.'
'You can never guess what these big shots are thinking.'
