"If you don't, you'll open the door," he asked, looking at her. “” Mu Jin puffed out his face speechlessly.
He's sick Why did she open the door to him Who did he think he was?
I really can't find a second man as narcissistic and arrogant as him all over the world.
Mu Jinjin didn't want to reason with a person like him who never reasoned, so he only had a delicate face: "Then I don't know what Mr. you came to me for, if I'm not mistaken, I don't seem to have anything to do with you, sir."
He was silent for a moment and said, "It's nothing, I just want to make it up to you." ” He finished looking sideways at Bud behind him, and Bud nodded knowingly.
Bud nodded, then lowered his head and opened the briefcase in his hand, rummaged through the contents, found an A4 paper full of English and handed it to Joseny, and politely said, "Sir" He took it, glanced at the contents of the paper, his eyes darkened for a few seconds, and then looked up and reached out to the girl standing by the cell door. “” Mu Jinjin looked at him and hesitated, and hesitated for a long time before daring to raise his hand to pick up the paper in his hand.
She took the paper, held it with both hands, straightened it, and looked at him for more than ten seconds before looking down at the words on the paper.
She found out that it was a notice issued by the West Bohai Coast Harbor Court in Australia.
The notice reads in English that the following verdict was rendered in the case of oil seepage in JOVR's private waters.
"The case is closed as Joseny, the owner of the sea area, has waived the prosecution and acquitted any of those detained in connection with this case."
There is also an Australian court's audit stamp underneath, so it can't be fake.
Mu Jinjin looked at the line of acquittal of the detainees, the whole person was speechless in shock, her mouth opened and closed and closed, and no one knew whether she wanted to speak or her lips trembled because of overexcitement.
She bit her lip, looked up at the man standing across from her, and asked incredulously, "Why did you let my crew go?"
"I've already said it, as compensation for wronging you."
He said it lightly.
"But would you be so kind?"
She still couldn't believe that he could be so kind.
The corners of his mouth were slightly hooked but there was no smile to be seen, and he said, "I don't like to owe anyone anything, including guilt."
Mu Jinjin's days with me are not short, can't you even remember this, um" “” Mu Jinjin lowered his eyes and thought about it before remembering that he did have this strange hobby.
Remember that he doesn't like to owe anyone anything.
But he doesn't mind if someone owes him.
She guessed it was his natural high pride that was at fault But does it have anything to do with her?
Now that she doesn't have to go to jail, she accidentally saved her crew, and it's too late for her to be happy.
If she knew that if she was wronged by him once and made him feel guilty about herself, she would be able to save her crew or let him owe herself something to save her crew, so she wouldn't have done so many embarrassing and stupid things that were pasted upside down before.
Mu Jinjin held the document tightly to his heart, held the two sides of the document and looked up at him and couldn't help but laugh.
"Since you let go of my crew, then we will write it off from now on, I won't blame you for wronging me, you don't have to feel guilty anymore, let's treat each other as if we never knew each other, okay?"
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