Chapter 36 Suspicion

• Maxwell sensed Angela's suspicion, but he calmly responded, "It's only natural for people to desire a good life and develop skills to secure it." Angela pondered his words and found them to be true. Her growth had been triggered by personal hardships—losing her mother and seeing her grandfather's illness worsen.
• Although Angela agreed with Maxwell's perspective, she still had reservations. She questioned him, pointing out that he seemed remarkably knowledgeable about the Quinn Corporation's crisis, even surpassing Uncle Hu in professionalism. She couldn't help but wonder if he had attended college.
• Upon hearing her doubts, Maxwell gave her a cold stare. "When did I ever say I didn't go to college?" he retorted, noting that he had not explicitly denied it.