"Call it even... You wish!" The Left Capital official nodded with a smile. "All right, no problem. We'll call it even."
But He Huiqing was not so easily fooled. He spoke sternly, "I mean truly even. When the time comes, don't tell me Right Capital needs support or anything like that. I really will fall out with you then."
He had to make this clear. The He Family had been lucky—a powerful broker had shown up out of nowhere—but what real businessman would want too much contact with people whose background was unclear?
Of course, the Left Capital official understood his mindset. Hesheng had certainly paid a considerable price to acquire these medicines. Donating two batches was already exceedingly rare.
So he had originally intended to hedge, but in the end, it turned into a long sigh. "Even if I gave you my word on something like this, would you believe me? I wouldn't believe myself... We can only take it one step at a time. But I'll do my best to speak up for Hesheng."
"If you really dared to guarantee it, then I really would think less of you!" He Huiqing shot him a fierce glare, rose to his feet, then sighed helplessly. "Let's hope it won't get that bad... Those damned bugs!"
"Yeah," the man could not help sighing as well. "This damned war!"
That night, Feng Jun activated the Rain-Praying Array again. Although the military had promised to stop monitoring them, he did not trust them. It was better to rely on himself.
When He Runxian noticed the rain, he smiled faintly. "This is good. Saves me from having to activate the electromagnetic interference."
Not long after nightfall, the base hospital delivered a complete set of hospital plans. Such materials rarely existed as complete, systematic books;