Mason Wilson shook his head.
"I believe you wouldn't do such a foolish thing." In this regard, Mason Wilson still had confidence.
Only that fool Benjamin Walton could think of such a possibility, and even went ahead to report it.
It's truly laughable.
Does Charles Seymour need to resort to such actions with his current position in the business world?
His current business dealings are mutually beneficial with local departments, his company brings economic benefits, and relevant departments give him some conveniences under certain conditions.
This win-win situation is going well, why would Charles Seymour resort to bribery?
Wouldn't that be self-destructive?
