Jiang Xiaohui refused to let the matter rest. He continued, "Just now, you said the god master had said that since the matter had already been leaked, you would just leave it alone. How can that be acceptable? From the sound of it, it seems like we were the ones who leaked the information, and now you want us to make up for it with our contributions? No. This needs to be investigated. Whoever is responsible should be held responsible. This involves the possibility of an insider. How can you just let it go? If the insider turns out to be one of your own people, then considering how much trouble this has caused us, shouldn't you offer us some compensation?"
I was completely stunned. Jiang Xiaohui really did have a head for business!
But he was right. No one wanted to take the blame for something without knowing why.
Whether I helped them was a matter of goodwill. If I helped, they had to remember that favor. If I did not, that was perfectly normal—it was my choice. We had no real friendship to begin with, so treating it as a transaction meant neither side lost out, and no one owed anyone anything.
Jiang Xiaohui had handled this matter very appropriately.
Did this count as growth on his part? It would be even better if he could rein in his temper a little.
Hades frowned. He probably had not expected Jiang Xiaohui to be so difficult to deal with.
He asked, "Then tell me, what kind of compensation do you want?"
Jiang Xiaohui looked at me. For a moment, I could not think of what to ask for, but Ye Jinghong spoke up. "How about this? I heard there is an orchard on Mount Olympus, and within it stands