Although he was smiling, to Elly Campbell, that smile looked just like a bottomless devil.
Elly Campbell glanced at him, picked up the coffee in front of her, took a small sip, and said:
"I'm not questioning your professional competency, but rather your character."
Compared to having his professional reviews questioned, Leo Hall didn't seem to care whether his character was good or bad. Upon hearing what Elly said, his smile grew even bigger.
"That's right, if you doubted my professional competence, sister-in-law, you wouldn't have come looking for me."
His slender fingers tapped lightly on the table, he looked at Elly Campbell, and asked:
"Have you thought it over?"
"How long?"
Elly Campbell suddenly asked this irrelevant question, leaving Leo Hall momentarily speechless.
"How long until it can be developed?"
Elly Campbell repeated the question.
Seeing Leo Hall's body lazily reclining on the back of the sofa, he said, "Depends on my mood."
