Autobots, Roll Out

I was a good person. I could make small sacrifices, so I felt that you should make the same "sacrifices."

I was a bad person, so I believed no one else was a good person either.

Typical American thinking.

In Optimus Prime's eyes, he was someone capable of making sacrifices, so he presumptuously made decisions for others as well, demanding that everyone else make sacrifices.

Besides, in Optimus Prime's view, Chen Mu's "sacrifice" was practically negligible.

So, he made the decision on his own.

Like the Super Heroes of the Marvel World, Optimus Prime was also a "hero," and what these heroes loved most was making decisions for others without even needing their consent.

"Oh? What do you think?"

Chen Mu raised an eyebrow. Although he had already learned of Optimus Prime's intentions through his phone's surveillance feed, seeing it in person still left him rather speechless.

So, he turned his gaze toward Sam and asked.

"Well, I don't think it's necessary..."

Sam felt somewhat embarrassed. Besides, he was not stupid. In his view, maintaining a good relationship with Chen Mu was the most important thing.

Seeing that Sam at least knew how to read the situation, Chen Mu did not make things difficult for him and instead looked at Optimus Prime.

However, Sam's words clearly had no effect. Optimus Prime said directly, "As far as I know, humans also value trustworthiness. Since you promised to give Sam money, you should naturally fulfill that promise. After all, it should not be difficult for you."

"So, you mean you damaged my property, right?"

Chen Mu smiled as he looked meaningfully at Optimus Prime.

Having Chen Mu give Sam money was indeed a trivial matter. But Optimus Prime being willing to take responsibility for it made things interesting.

"Yes. I damaged the