Chapter 851: I’m a Patriotic Man
Some people are simple—like the Vice Admiral’s grandson. The old man could tell what the boy was about to do just from a glance.
But others were harder to read—like Lynch.
If Lynch’s thoughts were easy to guess, neither he nor Blackstone Capital would exist as they do today.
The Vice Admiral had no idea what Lynch was thinking.
He shook his head and gave up trying. His years as a soldier had shaped his way of thinking, making him different from typical politicians or businessmen.
He would hide his thoughts, but more often, he preferred to express them directly. “You didn’t come here just to cheer up an old man.”
Lynch’s expression turned serious. He knew that when dealing with older women, one should show their youthful innocence.
It naturally awakens a motherly instinct. Even if some things go a bit too far, they’ll usually overlook it.
After all, it’s just part of growing up. A boy shouldn’t be judged entirely by the mistakes he makes on the way to adulthood.