Chapter 254: Midnight Theater and the Pawn of the Thirteen Knights (Please Subscribe)_2

So, a favorable impression.

Somewhat learned, and with a variety of peculiar insights.

Held a decent presence when we met before.

I even found him somewhat admirable.

Just never expected that I still misjudged him.

His performance just now, that's beyond "excellent".

Thinking back on our previous conversation, the phrase "I'm not interested in wealth"—wasn't that saying he had no interest in the Song Family?

The old master knew that the situation was irretrievable and could only sigh deeply.

...

Leonard Churchill had won, and the attitude of the Song Family and the guests towards him changed abruptly.

A group of wealthy gentlemen and nobles found various excuses to approach and strike up a conversation.

The banquet of upper class society, what counts is the exchange of favors.

It doesn't matter whether one can form connections; just getting a familiar face is enough, so next time you can strike up a conversation.