Bai Xiaosheng remembered what Lady Daliya had told him: among the major financial conglomerate heads negotiating with Oshan, Hogson was one of them.
Hogson, Brady, Anlos—the three giants of West African commerce—seemed to have some kind of pact: advancing and retreating together, dangling Oshan along and putting Oshan in a very passive position.
Bai Xiaosheng suddenly found it amusing; all three of these people, in one way or another, were connected to him.
Hogson was Alger's father, and Alger had previously tried to screw him over.
Anlos was Milo's father, who had once wanted to lend him a helping hand.
Brady reported directly to Bai Xuanyu, the acting chairwoman of Zhenbei Group, and his attitude toward Bai Xiaosheng was anything but friendly.
Enemy, ally, neither enemy nor ally—these three tycoons practically covered each category one by one.
