As he looked at Vinny, who was crying and sullen with remorse, Greg felt indifferent.
Had it not been for Jasper, Greg would be the one who was sitting on the ground in agony.
At the end of the day, all of this happened not because Vinny had offended Greg, but because he offended Greg, who had Jasper as his boss. Therefore, Greg knew very well where all this power came from and whom he should thank for it.
Jasper and his gang did not walk far. After all, they had to wait for Greg to finish taking care of things. So, they walked to a café near the restaurant where they found a quiet corner and sat down.
The business on Greg’s side had not been finished yet, so even though Jasper and Todd had something to say to each other, they both stopped themselves. Even Todd, who had obviously humbled himself, did not act too eagerly.
This was the rule of negotiation. The party who spoke first usually gave up their advantage.
The illusory initiative in negotiation was a key factor that represented huge interests.
One had to speak sentence by sentence and do things one at a time.
They would have to say something after Greg got here anyway, so Todd was not in a hurry. Hence, he only chatted about nonsense with Jasper to pass the time.
After a while, Greg hurried over from the door.
“Mr. Laine, it’s done.”
Unbeknownst to Greg, he had started to address Jasper as Mr. Laine instead of just his name.
Greg did not notice this small change while Jasper’s smile remained unchanged. However, he let out a huge sigh in his heart.
Now that Greg had started to address him as Mr. Laine, it meant that he had lost another friend and gained another competent subordinate. Only God knew whether he had lost or benefitted from this.
As the saying went, the lonely and widowed man’s status and position would increase day by day. Jasper had a deeper experience and understanding of this sentence.
“That’s good.” Jasper smiled and nodded.
Greg said with a look of excitement, “I bought Fliegen for 8 million!”
Jasper raised his brows.
His original intention today was to make Greg understand the rules of survival in business and society so that it would eventually lead to him making a profit. This was even at the cost of owing Todd a small favor. However, what Greg got from this scenario seemed to be much more than that.
“8 million? He sold it?” Jasper asked.
Greg smiled triumphantly and said, “He had no choice. He had to sell whether he wanted to or not.”
“Interesting.” Todd laughed suddenly.
Everyone at the scene was smart. Even Henry, who was not involved in business, was an expert in the field of bullying. Thus, he naturally understood what Greg was talking about.
Greg saw Todd continuing the topic and immediately took the opportunity to speak, “Mr. Puller, you promised to give me a batch of 1.2-micron chips. Now that Blau Mobiles has purchased Fliegen, you can’t go back on your promise.”
Todd was taken aback. He really did not expect this.
At that moment, he had promised Greg this mainly because of Jasper. After all, Blau Mobiles was Jasper’s company, and if he gave Blau Mobiles this batch of goods that everyone was after, wouldn’t he be indirectly giving this to Jasper too?
However, at that moment, Blau Mobiles was just a small company that was recently founded and had only just created its first prototype. In this case, how many chips would they need? It would be ten thousand phones at the most.
However, now that Blau Mobiles had devoured Fliegen, that figure would be horrifying.
