Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 2308 The Final Negotiation

After hearing his subordinates’ analysis and suggestions, the president decided to stop going against Danrique and minimize his losses. Immediately, he brought his men and went to the Lindberg residence to negotiate with Danrique.

Danrique had just reapplied his medication and was wearing his clothes when his subordinate rushed in. “Mr. Lindberg, the president is here!”

Danrique was not at all surprised as if everything was within his expectations. He did not show any reaction and slowly buttoned his shirt.

Sean walked toward the window and glanced outside. “One car. He only brought three men. I guess he’s quite sincere.”

Logically, the president would fear death when meeting his arch-enemy, so he should have brought a lot of men. However, he didn’t do that as he knew it would be a sign of provocation.

Only by coming alone to call for reconciliation would he seem sincere. Danrique made no reply and sat down again to drink his medicine after wearing his clothes.

“Mr. Lindberg, you haven’t eaten yet. You shouldn’t eat your medicine on an empty stomach. Eat the medicine after having something to eat,” Norah hurriedly said.

Danrique put down his medicine. “Prepare

she heard his words and quickly dashed downstairs,

sofa, sipping coffee. Sean, standing aside, asked softly, “The

have been the one to welcome the president out of respect, but as he was still angry, he

since they needed to negotiate, he couldn’t just

Danrique replied, “Go.”

Sean hurriedly prepared to go to welcome

he quickly understood Danrique’s words. Mr. Lindberg is going to keep the president waiting. I guess he will only

you, Mr. Lindberg,” Sean replied with a

a jacket as it would seem that he had already known Danrique would be giving the president a hard time, which

would stay in the cold with the president. The latter would feel better about it, and the negotiation

spent two hours

president had been waiting inside the warmth of his car, he still shivered from the

worse as he stood outside, waiting by the door without a jacket. Although he had the tenacity of a soldier and

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