"I'm going to be an intern..."
Anna was very direct about why she had come here. "I'm not planning to start a business for the time being. I want to get some real exposure to this kind of thing."
"I know it's all around me, and I often see it, but in reality, I've never actually handled it myself. I hope I can get a closer look at some high-end games."
She did not directly say that she wanted more exposure to high-level finance and capital operations. Instead, she used the term "games" as a substitute.
Quite a few capitalists also liked playing games. They enjoyed a kind of game called "payment." They might only play a few rounds in an entire afternoon, but they enjoyed it.
That was why people sometimes referred to high-level capital operations as "games."
In the eyes of those financial giants, it was a game—a game whose winners and losers they did not care about.
Lin Qi did not immediately accept or refuse. Instead, he asked about Patu. "I thought you would choose to work for Patu. He operates at a higher level than I do."
Anna fell silent for a while. She had plenty of excuses she could use to lie, but she also knew she might not be able to make Lin Qi believe her. So she decided to tell the truth.
"That would be difficult. Although he's my father, you know, in families like ours..."
Her face held a faintly sarcastic smile. "...we're not as fortunate as outsiders imagine."
"Sometimes I'm really jealous of Sai Weiruila!" She did not use a milder word like "envious." Instead, she chose the most direct one: jealous! In the Federation, Gefra, and even the entire world, "jealous" was definitely not a good word. It was often