"..." I was speechless.
Fortunately, he didn't do that. Otherwise, I would never have the face to see Calvin Yance at the company again.
Unless I found a new professional manager.
Thinking about this, I regretfully muttered, "I shouldn't have told you. It's not like it's so coincidental that I'll run into your friends again, and you wouldn't know anyway..."
"What did you say?"
"I said I finally found a flaw in you — petty and jealous!" I turned my head to look at him, deliberately enunciating clearly to annoy him.
But he laughed instead of getting angry, generously saying, "I have many flaws. You'll discover them in time."
"Why don't you just tell me directly, so I can avoid them?"
"Nah, I won't."
Our childish bickering got to a point where even we couldn't listen anymore.
"Alright, let me take you home. Tomorrow morning we can go look at cars, and then I'll take you to the company," Daniel Carter changed the subject while arranging my itinerary for the next day.
