The mayor of Seattle, after hearing Fu Jingshen's words, hurriedly stepped forward to mediate, "What do you mean, Mr. Fu... We are very, very welcoming of your investment in Seattle... It is an honor for us."
"Is that so, I had thought Miss Bella's tone was... not welcoming any foreigners to invest here in Seattle... Seattle's xenophobia is really quite strong."
Mayor: "..."
Now it was awkward.
A city without investments from other regions would certainly be stagnant water.
At that time, the city's business community would have no competitive vitality and would only enter a deadlock, a standoff.
Thinking of this, the mayor quickly spoke, "...No... It won't be like that... It's all a misunderstanding, misunderstanding, Miss Bella's statement is merely her personal opinion, it can't represent all of Seattle."
"Hmm..."
Fu Jingshen's expression softened a bit, giving the mayor some face.
John Bella, on the other hand, was clearly sensing hostility from the mayor.
