Xinfeng wants to surrender, but Gao Yi refuses to let him.
Xinfeng wants to use some evidence against Mason as a bargaining chip to save his own life, but Gao Yi does not want it.
Gao Yi wants to turn it all into a transaction.
Surrender, the word sounds unpleasant, but does the transaction not sound much nicer?
The only problem is that Xinfeng is completely bewildered.
Because in the United States, using money to buy a mole has never reached the astronomical sum of one hundred million dollars.
During the height of the US-Soviet rivalry, a few tens of thousands of dollars could seal the deal with a mole, at most a few million, never tens of millions, not even one.
Now, he has suddenly become a man worth one hundred million dollars.
Both Gao Yi and Feng Biao are skilled at offering emotional value, but Feng Biao uses words, while Gao Yi uses money.
The smashing impact left Xinfeng dizzy and reluctant to burst with happiness, yet he was nearly at the point of blooming.
