"Mr. Walker, when would you be free to have dinner together... There are some clauses in the agreement I don't quite understand, and I'd like to ask your advice."
Holding a stack of documents, Gu Sheng spoke to the middle-aged white man before him with a beaming smile.
The man was the Governor's chief secretary, primarily responsible for administrative matters, and what Hongxing had signed was an outsourcing contract, mainly to provide the British Hong Kong Government with consultation and risk assessment services concerning government directives and major local events on Hong Kong Island.
Of course, they might do some other things too.
Although the Governor hadn't met him personally, which left him somewhat annoyed, Gu Sheng had never been petty and wouldn't take such a trivial matter to heart.
On the other hand, this agreement was extremely valuable to Hongxing, leaving him very satisfied.
Although this kind of outsourcing contract could be terminated at any time, Gu Sheng didn't think that could happen.
Walker looked at Gu Sheng for a long while before saying, "I'm not free tonight. Tomorrow evening, then!"
Gu Sheng's current position was very valuable, and He Xin, who stood behind him, wielded considerable influence too. Naturally, Walker wouldn't offend him.
Although he was the chief secretary at the Governor's Office, what Governor didn't replace a few chief secretaries during his term? Not to mention that he needed powerful support if he wanted to advance further.
Both politically and financially.
"No problem! I'm sure we'll have a very pleasant conversation!" Gu Sheng's smile grew even warmer.
"By the way, Mr. Gu!" Walker suddenly spoke up.
"I hear you have some disagreements with Guo Hongsheng's family. They've made great contributions to Hong Kong Island's development. I hope you can put aside your differences and contribute to its