Mario had always looked down on Weston.
In fact, this was very normal.
One was a standout in the industry, the other was a newcomer.
Weston not only lacked the understanding of the rules like other newcomers in the field, but he also repeatedly clashed with his subordinates, creating an unpleasant atmosphere.
All of this made Mario feel that Weston was not only a person without professional skills, but also someone with a very low emotional intelligence.
Naturally, Weston had no idea how Mario viewed him. All he knew was that with things having escalated to this point, there was indeed a need for a discussion between the directors.
Otherwise, the issue might just be about occupying the space. Who knew how both parties might start arguing over something else later.
“Alright. Where shall we have our discussion?”
“No need to go too far. We'll just do it by that table over there.”
In a bid to showcase his gentlemanly demeanor, Mario specifically chose Weston's place as the location for their discussion.
The group headed towards the table. Donald was about to return to his tent after cleaning his ears when Mario saw him and said, “Mr. Campbell, I hope you can join us. After all, you are part of the management team on your side, aren't you?”
The reason Mario said he wanted to talk with Weston was actually a very tactful way of putting it.
The person he really wants to talk to was Donald.
From these two brief encounters, Mario realized that Donald was the most troublesome and also the most mysterious figure in their production team.
It seemed like Donald had no concept of fear.
He dared to do anything, yet he was a man with principles.
Such a person was truly the character that Mario feared the most.
“I don't understand business matters, so you can discuss it with Mr. Tanner directly.”
Mario didn't expect Donald to outright reject his request. This left him somewhat unable to save face.
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