Ms. Tracy was a vain person. Lin Qi had seen through that from the very first time he met her.
So from the beginning, he had given Ms. Tracy enough "respect," which made it almost impossible for her to find fault with him.
You could not harbor too much resentment toward someone who showed you great respect. Even if that person did something poorly, as long as he continued to respect you, his shortcomings could be tolerated.
That was perfectly demonstrated when Ms. Tracy later brought Landa to Lin Qi and took the initiative to have Landa provide services for him.
The so-called "flaws" in Lin Qi's character simply did not count as problems in her eyes!
Not to mention, he had no real flaws at all.
Handsome, wealthy, polite, generous—even if his private life was a little chaotic, that was merely a mistake all young people made! Youth itself was without fault or sin!
Even the teachings of the Catholic Church said that God would forgive the young! She thought she had performed well and acted convincingly, but Lin Qi had seen through her at first glance.
Although she had not accomplished much worth mentioning during her years as governor, she had not done anything wrong either. She had also used that position to maintain good personal relationships with many capitalists.
To capitalists, a politician who was willing to let them erode and infiltrate the system was a good politician. Someone like Mr. Truman was a typical bad example!
So this time, she had used some bargaining chips and Lin Qi's potential influence to persuade her successor, the governor, to put her name on the master list.
As soon as Congress received the master list, it called the Regional Council and asked whether they had written down the wrong