Gu Sheng thought over the wealthy people he knew, but in the end, he left them off the list.
They were billionaires too, but in the eyes of Hong Kong Island's uppermost elite, they were too low on the ladder.
"That'll do!" Gu Sheng pushed the list over.
"These names are a little unfamiliar. Who are they?" He Xin still asked about Da Fan, Shi Songquan, Marquis d'Algramonte, and the others.
"A few business partners!" Gu Sheng tossed the pen onto the coffee table.
As for Zuo Tai, Shark Yan, and the others, they could attend as his subordinates. It wasn't as though there would be no room for them.
"By the way, Ah Qing told me you play the piano very well?" He Xin changed the subject.
Faint piano music had been drifting down from the second floor for a while.
"Not very well. Exceptionally well!" Gu Sheng corrected him lazily. A little casual learning had taken him to LV3, and a little more to LV7. There probably weren't many people in the world better than him.
He Xin smiled and said:
"That surprised me. I never expected you to have talents like that."
That was the truth. When he had heard the piano that day, he had assumed it was He Qing, never imagining it was Gu Sheng.
No one could associate the piano with this arrogant, overbearing bastard whose every other word was a curse.
"Actually, Ah Qing really wanted to be a star when she was little, though she gave up that idea later. She's always loved music. It's good that you share an interest."
Gu Sheng shrugged. He Qing wasn't He Xin's only daughter who wanted to be a star. He Yi was the same.
As for whether there were others, he didn't know.
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