Li Hui had merely pointed out the losses to the runway.
As for how they would be compensated, that was a matter for Ye Yuan and his brother-in-law. As an outsider, it was not his place to interfere.
Without waiting for Ye Yuan's reply, he continued,
"The rest are minor issues.
The staff dormitories, cattle sheds, and several warehouses all suffered some damage, but none of it is serious. These are easy enough to deal with.
By the way, Ye Yuan, I have to say that your earlier decision was the right one.
You insisted that the warehouses be built from bluestone.
Otherwise, our losses this time would have been truly enormous."
At this point, Li Hui could not help admiring Ye Yuan.
When the island warehouses had been built, Ye Yuan had insisted on using the most primitive bluestone rather than steel structures.
Many people had not understood it at the time, but after this tsunami—
Whether it was the workers or Li Hui, they all had to admire Ye Yuan's foresight.
"By the way, what was up with that giant yellow-lipped fish in the warehouse?
I'd been meaning to ask you these past few days, but I was so busy that I forgot."
Only then did Li Hui remember the enormous yellow-lipped fish he had seen in the freezer.
"Haha! I picked it up!"
Ye Yuan replied with a hearty laugh.
Li Hui curled his lips, clearly dissatisfied with that answer.
Still, he would not press the matter. That was Ye Yuan's secret, after all.
After following Ye Yuan for a year and a half, Li Hui might not have said it aloud, but he understood it in his heart.
His old classmate had not only one secret, but many.
He knew full well that if there were