"So, Lawyer Gu, what do you think would be an appropriate amount for the compensation? I won't lie to you, I'm just a bureau chief relying on the government's payroll. My salary is not substantial, and I hope the compensation can be within my means," Guo Linyang, fearful of Gu Yuying's possibly exorbitant demands, prefaced with these words.
"I'm not quite sure what your son does for a living," Gu Yuying did not directly state an amount, but glanced at Guo Yaowei before inquiring about his profession.
Guo Linyang did not know why Gu Yuying was asking this, but in the hopes of paying less in compensation, he candidly said: "Honestly, it's a bit embarrassing. My son still hasn't found a proper job. Currently, he's unemployed at home."
At last, Gu Yuying raised his head and smiled at Guo Linyang. Despite his smile, Guo Linyang felt it carried an inexplicable chill.
