Rupert Harris was much calmer than anyone present. He didn't immediately help persuade Baron Lawrence, but instead looked at Adam Sinclair and suddenly asked a question, "If the person trapped below were Ms. Lewis, would you calmly wait for the company to decrypt the elevator system?"
"..." Adam Sinclair seemed as if struck silent, suddenly becoming quiet.
Because the answer was affirmative.
He wouldn't.
Rupert Harris's face had the firmness of a soldier, and he calmly gave his answer, "If the person trapped below were Emily, I would make the same choice as Baron, so I don't want to persuade him."
Baron and they were still different.
They simply liked someone and couldn't calmly wait.
Baron's feelings for Ms. Clark weren't just like; there was also obsession.
His beloved is trapped in the pitch-black elevator, her fate unknown. How could he possibly wait!
So he doesn't persuade.
How could he persuade someone to do something he himself can't do?
