Shen Bing said, "Well... not necessarily. Maybe one day I'll decide I don't like the look of that island and blow it off the map."
What could Minister Liang do but smile wryly?
Still, whatever the case, the condition Shen Bing was proposing now was far better than demanding sovereignty. As for whether he wanted to blow up that little coral reef, that hardly mattered. If he did, all the better. If he didn't... then so be it.
"Mr. Shen, if all you want is the right to dispose of this island as you see fit, I don't think we have any reason to refuse. Under our original agreement, that is a right you should enjoy anyway," Minister Liang said.
Suddenly, a thought struck him, and he hurriedly added, "There is one condition, though. Mr. Shen, you must not transfer your rights over this island to anyone else."
"That won't happen. It's not as if I need the money from selling those rights, is it?" Shen Bing joked.
Minister Liang chuckled. "You certainly know how to joke, Mr. Shen. When would it be convenient for us to sign this supplementary agreement?"
"Send someone to Rongcheng," Shen Bing said. "I have too much on my plate to get away."
Suppressing his slight frustration, Minister Liang said, "All right, it's settled."
The two then hung up.
Shen Bing glanced at his phone, the corners of his mouth lifting slightly. He was feeling rather pleased with himself!
If Minister Liang had seen his expression just then, he would probably have started worrying that he had been taken for a ride again.
"Heh, blowing up an island? Now that sounds fun," Shen Bing muttered.
After leaving Dragon Lake Ring Island, Yuan Wei set off on a spur-of-the-moment trip.
In truth, though, she hadn't