Those who were willing to sign the letter of intent were friends, and friends were welcome to stay for dinner.
But it did not matter even if they were unwilling. The Northwest would not persecute anyone, but it would probably be impossible for those who did not sign the letter to continue to do business in the Northwest.
Old Bane’s attitude was very clear. He was helping Milo resolve a pressing matter at hand, so only friends who helped the future commander could continue eating from the same plate in the future.
Old Bane was different from other businessmen. He placed more importance on Milo’s future than his own path to fortune. Every decision he made was done with Milo in mind.
His boss, Milo, had said that Milopar could not take advantage of this situation to gain control of the economic lifeline of the Northwest, nor would he allow any other lifelines to be taken advantage of.
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