Faced with A Kai's doubts, Xu Nan said nothing and directly took out the kraft paper envelope filled with secret information.
"If you don't believe me, you can use detection magic to examine it. It should bear Thomas's spell patterns."
He added.
Though they had only exchanged a few words, Xu Nan could already tell that A Kai was indeed as difficult to deal with as the rumors claimed.
If he wanted to achieve his goal, he had to get straight to the point and make A Kai believe him.
Sure enough, upon seeing this "evidence," A Kai furrowed his brow and believed at least seventy percent of it.
He stared fixedly at Xu Nan, then suddenly wiped the remnants from the corner of his mouth with a napkin.
"Let's talk in the courtyard downstairs."
"Tell me what you know."
With that, he rose forcefully and left, completely disregarding the fact that Xu Nan, his guest, had not even had a bite of bread.
Fortunately, Xu Nan had not come for breakfast. As long as he could get things done, he did not mind lowering his stance a little.
The only thing that puzzled Xu Nan was that serious discussions were usually held in studies or meeting rooms, weren't they?
Did A Kai have some special preference for discussing important matters in the courtyard?
Xu Nan glanced uncertainly at the butler beside him. The latter wore a warm smile, making him even harder to read.
Xu Nan hurried after him. Once they reached the courtyard, A Kai was much more polite than before and even brought Xu Nan a lounge chair.
He himself sat on a stone chair nearby. Xu Nan noticed that there was a small swing on each side of him.
"I have ample evidence that Mr. Thomas