"...."
Good grief, that cautious?
Su Qi didn't mind. He wrapped his arm around the other's shoulder and said gently,
"You're thinking about how to end this auction normally without trouble, right?"
Nancy paused for a moment, then nodded.
Su Qi continued to urge persuasively, "But those three don't seem to mix well, like water and fire. There are bound to be frictions and contention during the auction. As the host, you'll find it difficult to keep an eye on everything in the midst of this mayhem, fearing you might offend one of them, right?"
".....Yes."
Nancy felt that what Su Qi just said was indeed correct. This guy really was the one who understood his situation the best now. Although the auction hadn't officially started, these were exactly the kind of troublesome events that were bound to happen. When the time came, it would be a deadly balancing act... to maintain that balance would be practically impossible.
"Can I only tell you that this line of thinking is wrong?"
