Knight was taken aback by Steve’s level of concern and quickly reassured him: “Don’t worry, Mr. Rothschild. I’ll handle everything promptly once we return, and I’ll ensure theye to China to brief you on time.”


    Steve nodded in agreement and added: “When they report, make sure they connect with Jimmy. I’ll provide a contact person for him, and Jimmy will take the lead inmunications.”<fn44b1> ?? ??? ???? ?? ???? ???? ???????s, ????s? ??s?? FιndNovel</fn44b1>


    “Absolutely, no problem!” Knight replied without hesitation. “I’m fully on board with your n!”


    Steve was pleased with Knight’s eagerness and smiled: “I might need to stay in Jinling for a while. Once I’m done here and back in the United States, let’s schedule a meal together. Would that work for you?”


    Knight’s excitement grew at this suggestion, and he quickly responded: “That would be perfect! Mr. Rothschild, I am avable at any time!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Great,” said Steve, nodding. “It’s a n.”


    He then turned to the others and concluded: “That wraps up today’s discussion. I trust that when you return, you’ll work with Knight to ensure a smooth transition and minimize any losses for Ellis. We’re all adults here, and if we can findmon ground, we can set aside any past grievances.”


    In the minds of the Americans present, Steve held an exceptional status. Even someone as influential as Kras had be a close ally. The group was in awe of Steve and fully epted his leadership.


    Consequently, they nodded in agreement, their faces reflecting respect and admiration, treating Steve’s words as their guiding principle.


    Seeing that the meeting was nearing its end, Steve exchanged a nce with Charlie and then said, “Alright, I won’t take up more of your meeting time. Before you leave, I’d like to invite you all to dine at the finest hotel in Jinling. Everyone must attend!”


    Knight and the senior partners, who had been on the verge of discord, were now filled with smiles and excitement, eager to celebrate.


    After all, being invited to dinner by Steve Rothschild was a monumental asion—one they could brag about for years upon returning to the United States.


    As Steve exited the conference room, he was met with enthusiastic support from the crowd. Charlie and Paul exchanged smiles and followed behind, while the attendees continued to bow and watch as Steve, Charlie, and Paul made their way out.


    Once outside Buckingham Pce, Steve turned to Charlie with an eager expression and asked, “Mr. Wade, how did I do just now?”


    Charlie nodded affirmatively: “You did quite well, indeed.”


    Steve chuckled, “I owe it to your guidance. China has such a rich history, and your insights on yin and yang gave me rity—it worked better than I expected.”


    Charlieughed lightly and replied, “Come on, don’t tter me. When ites topetition, someone with your experience has the upper hand.”


    Steve acknowledged this, saying earnestly: “While I may have more experience, I must admit, Ick your finesse!”


    Charlie then turned to Paul and remarked: “Look at the Rothschilds. Though they oftene off as arrogant, they know when to show humility. There’s an idiom for that—knowing when to bend and when to stand firm.”


    Paul nodded in agreement and smiled: “Mr. Wade, you’re absolutely right. I’ll strive to learn more from you moving forward.”


    Steve replied sheepishly, “Mr. Wade, please, don’t tease me…”


    “Not at all,” Charlie said with a grin. “Mr. Rothschild, you did a fantastic job managing today’s situation. Everyone left satisfied, and you’ve truly grasped the concept of harmony.”


    Steve chuckled in response: “You’re too kind, Mr. Wade.”


    He then added quickly, “Mr. Wade, I’d appreciate it if you could discuss our ns with Don Albertter. I’ll reserve Heaven Springs for a banquet to host these guests, ensuring their loyalty!”