Mike soon received Principal Wang's reply through the intermediary.
The other party had agreed to his request for a meeting, but Mike felt the chosen location was somewhat informal.
He had investigated Principal Wang and knew that most of the man's efforts were now devoted to the club and the park.
He could understand why Principal Wang spent most of his time on those matters and stayed at the club so often.
But setting the meeting there still struck him as informal and insufficiently serious.
News of his resignation had not yet spread. But even if it had, and the other party knew he was no longer Disney's CEO, Mike still felt this arrangement showed too little regard.
Principal Wang was not the sort of person who put on false airs with others. If he liked something, he treated it well; if he disliked someone, he rolled his eyes at them.
Mike had initially wondered why Old Thief had entrusted the park project to someone so immature, but as he thought about it, he could not help letting out a self-mocking laugh.
The other party might really have pinned the blame for the Sprout Park accident on him.
But he truly knew nothing about it!
It could have been done by upper management, certain shareholders, or competitors. He himself had only learned a little after the incident happened.
After thinking it over, he sighed. The other party was still willing to meet him, which was already quite good.
While Mike was feeling dejected, Principal Wang called Ethan Vale.
"Old Thief, Disney's CEO, Mike, had someone contact me. He says he wants to meet."
"What do you think he's up to?"
"Do you think they were behind what happened to us?" There was a trace of doubt in his voice. He