Shikizaki Taku watched everything with his own eyes and bowed gratefully to Beichuan Si.
"Thank you very much, Mr. Beichuan."
He had never heard his son mention this friend Beichuan Si before, but the fact that he had spoken up for them in that situation was already meaningful enough.
"I only expressed my own feelings, whether Miss Shan Yuan is willing to agree is another matter," Beichuan Si said nonchalantly.
"Even so, I'm very grateful," Shikizaki Taku spoke again to express his thanks.
Regardless, the fact that Beichuan Si had spoken up to help was true, whether successful or not, Shikizaki Taku felt he owed him thanks.
Beichuan Si did not continue to argue with the old man on this topic.
Shikizaki Taku was a very stubborn person, which could be seen from his still straight back.
And it was this stubborn old man who kept thanking Beichuan Si for his slight help.
This also showed how much pressure those debt companies were putting on the Shikizaki family.
