Advisor Wen had indeed been insightful.
Seeing Jiang En finally begin to recall his glorious past with such candor, Fu Qian nodded to himself.
It was obvious why Darnetta hadn't appeared at the trade fair.
Jiang En knew him. If he were discovered, the authenticity of this opportunity would inevitably be called into question.
Just as Wen Li had said, the goods wouldn't be delivered.
Jiang En was undeniably much sharper than his equally famous brother Taylor, and he was decisive, too.
It was just a pity that he thought he'd found his way back after going astray, unaware that his guide had followed him all the way home—and had even brought a whole group along.
"You left. What happened after that? Did Darnetta react?"
"He was already displeased when he noticed I wasn't as enthusiastic as I'd been at first. He accused me of wasting the enlightenment that was my one chance in a lifetime."
Jiang En watched Fu Qian cautiously.
Even now, he still couldn't figure out why this man had shown up here or what his motives were.
But after one clash after another since yesterday, he'd already experienced the full extent of his opponent's frustration-inducing ways.
At that moment, his instincts told him that being honest was probably the best choice.
"But his excessive eagerness only made me feel more uneasy, and it strengthened my resolve to leave."
Jiang En let out a long sigh.
"To be honest, it was an incredibly difficult decision. The future where I broke through my bottleneck was so tempting... I haven't seen him since I returned to Shangjing."
"Understandable."
Fu Qian nodded.
After spending the day with him, he'd learned quite a bit about Jiang En's situation.
Although he was "equally famous" as Taylor and had also been raised with