Although he was only asking for an explanation, Mirai's icy gaze sent a shiver through the girl.
Her instincts told her this man was dangerous.
"Y-you... who are you?" the girl asked, pretending to be calm.
"This is my home. Don't you think you should tell me who you are first?" Mirai said forcefully.
"I... I'm your employer. I'm here to do business with you!" The woman's eyes shifted, and she put her hands on her hips and stood up.
"Tell me who you are first!" Mirai snapped.
"I'm the general manager... of the Heinz Group's Business Development Department," the young girl said, pausing.
"The Heinz Group?" Mirai thought for a moment. He was quite familiar with the Haigong Group. It was unquestionably the leading company in L City, with subsidiaries in real estate, dining, bathhouses, shopping malls... and assets worth tens of billions.
How could a company like that have such a young department manager, and how had she found such an obscure little mercenary team as his?
"All right, I don't have time to play house with you. Who are you?" Mirai asked impatiently.
"I really am from the Heinz Group!" the girl said anxiously.
"85, throw her out!" Mirai glanced back at No. 85, then turned toward his room.
"Wait!" The girl glanced at the menacing No. 85 and hurriedly turned back. "I... I really am here to discuss business!"
As she spoke, the girl pulled a stack of banknotes from her pocket and waved it in her hand.
At the sight of the money, Mirai stopped and strode back over.
Though his sudden movement startled the girl, she stood firm this time. This man seemed short of money.
"This is just a deposit." The girl smiled confidently. "Once it's done, I'll give you ten times as