Chapter Five: He Bought a Delivery Station in Ten Minutes

"The employees are standing here. They don't live inside your mouth." A-Yao projected harbor records proving that the rescue boat had been staged, along with payments from an Obsidian public-relations firm. "Your bankruptcy and despair are real," Lin said. "But your primary purpose today was to perform for Gu Chenzhou." Fang went pale. "You think Xu is clean? He owes an illegal casino three hundred thousand." "I found that," A-Yao said. "The loan paid for his brother's bone-marrow transplant. Debt isn't a character test." Lin knew luck would eventually cost him another ability. He needed eyes that could verify data and a process that did not rank suffering.