To be fair, as a diplomat with the Leo Kingdom Immigration Bureau, Wolf knew quite a few heavyweight figures from various countries.
But many of them had enough status without being powerful enough—the king of the Tang family was a king, but was he any use?
Without anyone reminding him, Wolf instantly thought of a suitable helper—Sophia Jensen.
He had ended up in this situation precisely because he had gotten involved in this matter. If he had stayed out of it, how could he have become so passive?
That said, did he have the right to refuse to get involved? He really did not.
By the time things had developed this far, choosing sides was no longer an issue. He had handled Sophia's nationality, and no matter how helpless he had been, he had gone against the Investigation Bureau's wishes.
So he could only seek Sophia's help: because I helped you, I am now suffering retaliation from the Mairui Country government.
Deep down, Sophia truly despised the man. You wavered back and forth, once plotted against me, and now you actually had the nerve to ask me to settle something like this for you?
The feeling was extremely unpleasant, but Sophia came from a business family and understood that harmony brought wealth. Moreover, the Investigation Bureau's actions had also greatly displeased her, so although she was not enthusiastic, she did not refuse to help.
After Feng Jun understood, he too shook his head speechlessly. To be honest, he found all sorts of Mairui Country people's overbearing behavior unbearable, but these conditions were not enough to make him help Wolf.
So he stated clearly, "Helping him is not a problem, but... why should I help him? Letting you settle your nationality was normal procedure to begin with. Can that really count