The two of them exchanged glances for quite a while before Thea Lynch spoke up, "I'm not here to seek investment."
"I know." She was merely sharing with him.
Ian Preston saw through her, "I just thought you had that idea."
He understood her well.
Thea Lynch pursed her lips, "Not exactly."
"At least not now, maybe in the future... who knows."
She was very interested in robots, although it slightly diverged from her field of expertise.
So her current focus was still on her area of expertise, leaving the professional matters to the professionals.
At most, she could offer a little advice.
As for whether the other party takes it or not, that was their business.
"If you have that idea in the future, just go for it boldly," Ian Preston tightened his grip on her hand:
"I believe in you."
Thea Lynch's heart was moved.
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Downstairs, the assistant got out of the car to open the door for Thea Lynch.
"Good night." Ian Preston released her hand.
Thea Lynch nodded.
