"Let's wait until he wakes up. We can't confirm this person is who we're looking for," said the short man in the suit.
"Our reputation is guaranteed. If you're still worried, I can take him with me and return him once he wakes up," WeilLan made a move to leave.
"Mr. WeilLan, you know how urgently we need him to wake up. So leaving is not an option. How about this, we'll prepare a house for you and your friends, and you can stay here for now," the short man in the suit said.
"What? You want to keep me here?" WeilLan asked with a half-smile.
"How could that be? Please don't misunderstand. What I mean is, we'll transfer the payment to you once this person wakes up."
"I have a habit of getting paid upon delivery. There's no such thing as waiting for someone to return. Either give me the money and leave the person here, or take the person and I'll hand them over whenever I receive the payment. I don't have that much patience, and I don't know when the next opportunity will be. And the price won't be the same next time."
Seeing that things were about to get tense, Wales quickly said, "Mr. WeilLan, please allow us to discuss this. We'll give you a reply in ten minutes."
"Then hurry up, I don't have the patience. Everyone's time is valuable."
"Right away, right away," Wales said hurriedly.
Wales exchanged a look with the other two and then walked out of the room.
"I suggest we transfer the money to him first, after all, his reputation is quite good," Wales suggested.
"What if, I mean, what if this person isn't the one we want?" the short man in the suit said.
"WeilLan wouldn't bet his reputation on it. Besides, he should know the consequences of deceiving us," Wales said.
"I agree with Wales' opinion," the middle-aged bald Black man said. "I don't think he'd dare to deceive us."
"Yuliza, why are you so confident? You know what WeilLan does. Do you think many people can defeat him? If he takes the money and disappears, who can find him?" the short man in the suit said.
The middle-aged bald Black man, Yuliza, fell silent after hearing the short man in the suit's words. He knew the other party was speaking the truth.
"If we don't give him the money, he won't hand the person over to us. If we delay things, we won't be able to report back," Wales said.
"How about this? Let's detain the person first. WeilLan only brought two people with him. Once that person wakes up, we'll send them away," the short man in the suit suggested.
"Qiaocun, you're playing with fire. If you anger him, aren't you afraid he'll wipe out your entire family?" Wales said.
"If that's not possible, we can just eliminate him..." the short man in the suit, Qiaocun, made a gesture.
"If that were possible, we'd gladly do it. Unfortunately, the grass on the graves of those who had such thoughts is already over three feet high," Yuliza said coldly.
"If this doesn't work and that doesn't work, do we have to give him the money?" Qiaocun said unwillingly. "The risk we're taking is too great."
"No risk is greater than WeilLan's retaliation. I'd rather believe that the person he brought is the one we need," Yuliza said.
"Then shall we transfer the money to him?" Wales looked at the other two.
Yuliza nodded, and Qiaocun, though reluctant, could only agree.
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