Jiang Yue quietly found it amusing. He could tell that Director Liao had serious doubts about the makeup of the Star City team. He just couldn't voice them directly without offending anyone.
So he'd resorted to this roundabout way of expressing his surprise at how young the team was.
Of course, Jiang Yue had no intention of explaining.
He smiled faintly. "You're right, Director Liao. The Star City team does skew young."
Director Liao gave an awkward smile, but didn't criticize them further. "Team Leader Jiang, if you need anything, feel free to come to me anytime. I'm responsible for coordinating with your Star City team. The higher-ups have instructed us to do everything we can to support you. If I ever fall short, please tell me so. Don't hold back."
It had to be said: Director Liao's attitude was hard to fault.
Although he clearly had doubts about how young the Star City team was, he remained so warm and accommodating that even Jiang Yue found himself warming to him.
After all, Director Liao had held a fairly high-ranking government position back in the Sunny Era. The fact that he could be so humble and speak so courteously showed his sincerity—and his personal character.
Jiang Yue had always believed that if someone showed him respect, he should return it twofold.
Since Director Liao was so easygoing, Jiang Yue saw no reason to act proud. He smiled and said, "If you ever need our help, Director Liao, just ask, as long as it's within our capabilities. Our Star City team may be young, but youth has its advantages. We get things done and don't waste time on empty formalities."
Director Liao looked surprised. He studied Jiang Yue with clear astonishment.
He'd figured out that the young Team Leader Jiang hadn't