Inheritance of Two Trillion

Chapter 1578: Chapter 1333: There Will Be a Time When You Beg Us Too! _2

With Red Lotus present, Bai Xiaosheng could instantly retrieve all the available online information about the other party during a conversation, ensuring he had a general understanding in mind.

Bai Xiaosheng was well aware of which family had enormous power in which industry.

As the saying goes, being informed in the brain brings calm to the heart.

Bai Xiaosheng communicated smoothly with these business giants, even discussing his views on their respective industries.

The giants were utterly astonished, greatly praising Bai Xiaosheng’s erudition and unique insights, and even secretly sighed—

"No wonder this young man became the executive president of the Greater China Region of Zhenbei Group at such a young age, he’s truly extraordinary!"

In fact, even Soruns was secretly amazed by Bai Xiaosheng’s vast knowledge.

Soruns had always known Bai Xiaosheng’s extraordinary talent, but even he was amazed at this moment.

From the side, Soruns glanced deeply at Bai Xiaosheng, thinking to himself, "Sure enough, there’s a reason he was chosen!"

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Thus, Bai Xiaosheng and Soruns became the central figures of the event, with their exchanges with the many distinguished guests drawing everyone’s attention.

Young people, who were similar in age to Bai Xiaosheng and had eagerly stood by old Hawk and Andrew earlier, now looked at him with bright eyes, completely idolizing him. Some even secretly blushed, realizing they had failed to recognize such an important figure.

Some fantasized, imagining if they had stood by Bai Xiaosheng back then, would they now be bringing great fortune to their families?noveldrama

This thought led many to a point of deep regret.

Old Hawk, having come to his senses, wanted to walk over, apologize to Bai Xiaosheng in public and earnestly ask for his forgiveness, hoping he would overlook this matter for Soruns’ sake, and perhaps discuss cooperation with the Hawk Family.

However, there were too many prominent figures surrounding Bai Xiaosheng, and it would be improper to force his way in; such an action might not only be extremely rude but could also annoy people, making it more trouble than it was worth.

Thus, old Hawk fretfully waited for a chance.

As he saw Bai Xiaosheng smiling and conversing with the giants while toasting, followed by a man and a woman who occasionally recorded something on a tablet, seemingly securing a collaboration, old Hawk was both envious and frustrated, wishing fervently to be part of that conversation and instantly facilitate a collaboration.

Beside old Hawk, Andrew frowned and watched for ten minutes before finally whispering impatiently, "Mr. Soruns, why hasn’t he brought him over..."

"Shut up!" old Hawk snapped angrily, glaring at Andrew, "It’s all because of you siblings causing trouble that I can’t even speak to him!"

Andrew looked defiant.

"Look at him, then look at you! Can’t you do something to make me proud?" old Hawk lamented.

A white family head was essentially forced into becoming an Eastern parent, showing how frustrated he was.

"How not? Didn’t I just recently deal with a major company? You even praised me," Andrew muttered resentfully.

Old Hawk was livid, "That little achievement, you’re still proud of? It was just a media company called Kelson, you used money to crush it, and without my consent, could you have succeeded? It was all to build your confidence, to give you practice!"

Old Hawk was nearly enraged by Andrew, who remained defiant and unsatisfied.

The outcome of this father-son conflict was that old Hawk prevailed.

Andrew was sullen and speechless, realizing his hope of gaining reputation among the giants through his father’s connection with Mr. Soruns was dashed.

Watching the distant, dazzling Bai Xiaosheng, Andrew’s eyes showed a hint of lingering grievance and resentment.

During the one-hour cocktail party, Bai Xiaosheng negotiated cooperation intents with several family giants.

Bai Xiaosheng showed interest, and they showed sincerity.

Both parties enjoyed the discussions, but actual collaboration would have to wait until Bai Xiaosheng’s business team arrived to discuss matters further with them.

Ultimately, it was a good start for both sides.

Soruns was also all smiles, any displeasure from old Hawk’s presence vanished.

By facilitating the cooperation between Bai Xiaosheng and the major families, those family’s giants would naturally keep their word and engage with his subordinate enterprises on another level of cooperation, actively making concessions.

This win-win situation left him more than satisfied.

After finishing discussions with the last family giant, Bai Xiaosheng and Soruns finally had a moment of peace.

The two seized this opportunity to ward off idle onlookers, raising their cocktails and chatting with a smile, taking it as a moment of respite after the full event of interactions.

"This time, I must truly thank Mr. Soruns for setting the stage, allowing me the opportunity to meet so many powerful European businessmen." Bai Xiaosheng raised his glass in thanks.

Soruns smiled and returned the toast, "No empty words with you, facilitating cooperation between you brings benefits to my side as well."

Bai Xiaosheng’s performance this time further enhanced Soruns’ impression of him.

Soruns felt that being more candid with him would aid in their exchange.

Bai Xiaosheng gave a slight smile, seemingly having expected this.

Afterward, Bai Xiaosheng discussed the cooperation between the Greater China Region and the European Region and listed some potential cooperation directions.

Soruns’ eyes brightened, and he became increasingly pleased with the conversation with Bai Xiaosheng.

"Mr. Bai Xiaosheng!"

As the two were speaking, suddenly a call came from beside them, turning their heads to find old Hawk and his son approaching with smiles.

The smile on Bai Xiaosheng’s face faded slightly.

Knowing the special relationship between this father and son with Soruns, he naturally gave Soruns some face and did not publicly hold them accountable for their offense.