After drinking tea for a few minutes, Benny Saxton finally couldn't hold back and said, "President Seys, my daughter Susan is young and immature, she upset you. I hope you can be magnanimous and not hold it against her."
Arlo Seys put down the teacup, shifted to a more relaxed posture, yet still exuded nobility, and said calmly, "President Saxton, what you said is incorrect. I am just a businessman. Those who break the law and get caught—you should be looking for the police station or go through judicial procedures. What does it have to do with me?"
Benny Saxton's face showed a hint of displeasure.
Arlo Seys' attitude was obviously intentional, unwilling to forgive Susan, continuing to press the police.
