Hammond did not notice the resentment and dissatisfaction in Hector's heart, but even if he had, he would not have changed anything, because just as Hector had heard in Hammond's thoughts, Hammond had disliked Hector from the bottom of his heart.
The reason was actually simple. Hammond was, after all, a senator of America, and he controlled a vast amount of wealth. Across all of America, he might not have counted as one of the very top figures, but he was still considered upper class, admired and looked up to by many people.
Yet Hector, who possessed such a family and background, was not only ugly, but also had not the slightest bit of grace or cultivation. There was no trace of noble bearing in the way he conducted himself, and even his thoughts were so naive that Hammond found them deeply dissatisfying.
It could be said that Hammond did not simply look down on Hector; he looked down on this son in every possible way, even though Hector had achieved fairly good results in the experiment studying Abin Sur's corpse.
"You know, Hector has always had a rather rich imagination since he was a child. Unfortunately, his ideas have always been nothing but empty talk. He never puts them into practice..." At this moment, Hammond paid no attention to the change in Hector's expression. Instead, he looked at Carol and continued speaking with a smile, even putting on an act as he reached out to place a hand on Hector's shoulder.
Hammond's intention was very simple. The matter regarding Abin Sur absolutely could not be leaked. Even if Carol had not believed it earlier, Hammond still had to completely eliminate the possibility of Carol thinking in that direction.
"Goodbye." However, what Hammond had not expected was that Hector slapped