Chapter 366


    There was a guilty conscience on Cane''s face because of Harold''s words. He did not answer Harold''s


    question.


    Harold smiled and asked, "Why don''t you talk? When I was making medicine in the research institute, I


    didn''t see you make any medicine. So how did you develop your medicine? Can you teach me?"


    Harold thought, ''I''ll see how you answer.''


    Seeing Harold questioning repeatedly, Cane no longer hid his purpose. He stared at Harold and said,


    "Harold, I am calling you out this time because of the medicine."


    "Why?"


    Cane said frankly, "I intend to cooperate with you to develop this medicine! As you know, I have won


    the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Now I am in the limelight. If this medicine can go on the market at this


    point, I believe it will have a very considerable effect. At that time, the medicine will sell well and benefit


    many patients. What a good n! Do you think so?"


    Harold looked down and chuckled. "Cooperate with me? How to cooperate?"


    Cane heard what Harold said and thought he had a chance.


    The approval number and production license of this medicine had been done. But he had not


    developed this medicine. Now the pharmaceutical factory was ready. They were waiting for his


    production method.


    As long as Harold handed over the method, the medicine could go on the market and make profits.


    However, Harold sued him for infringing his patented medicine and provided samples to the Nobel


    Committee. It showed that Harold remembered how to develop this medicine.


    Cane thought, ''Harold must want money. He will agree to cooperate with me.''


    After all, nothing could escape profit.


    Cane said, "Tell me the way you used to make the new medicine in the research institute. When the


    medicine is on the market, we will divide the profits into twenty-eighty."


    "Twenty-eighty?"


    Cane nodded and said, "Yes. I''ll take eighty, and you take twenty!"


    Harold looked at Cane with a smile. "Are you sure? I take twenty, and you take eighty?"


    Cane solemnly said, "Yes! After all, when the medicine is mass-produced, I will invest a lot of money


    and energy. I will bear all the raw materials and other products and sales costs. I pay so much, of


    course, I have to take more."


    Harold sneered and said nothing.


    Cane frowned.


    He said, "Don''t you agree with me? Then I can take seventy, and you can take thirty. We are


    ssmates. Everything is negotiable."


    Seeing that Harold was still indifferent, Cane gritted his teeth and said, "I will take sixty, and you take


    forty. That''s a lot!"


    Harold sneered contemptuously. "Forty?"


    Cane squeezed out a sentence from his teeth, "We''ll divide the profits into fifty-fifty. Is that to your


    satisfaction? We each take half. You are sitting idle and enjoying the fruits of my work! It is the biggest


    concession I can make."


    There was a mocking smile on Harold''s face. "Do you think half of the profits can attract me?"


    Seeing that Harold still didn''t agree, Cane pped the table fiercely.


    He said excitedly, "Sixty-forty! You take sixty, and I take forty. I can''t take less! We are ssmates!


    Harold, don''t go too far!"


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    Harold said coldly, "Is it too much for me to take back what belongs to me?"


    Cane stared at him and took a deep breath.


    He said, "Harold, I have now won the Nobel Prize in Medicine. As long as the medicine is produced


    and marketed, the money will keep rolling into our pockets. Why are you doing these unnecessary


    things?"


    "Cane, you take something you steal from someone else and try to use it to make money for yourself.


    And you let the man you stole help you make money together. Do you think that man is a fool?"


    Cane''s face was gloomy.


    He said, "Our cooperation is a win-win situation. I can''t think of any reason for your rejection. Don''t you


    want to make money?"


    "You have a good n. You stole my research results, and you won the prize. If this medicine sells well


    in the future, you will be the one who enjoys the glory in the end. What do I get?"


    Cane said with a sullen face, "If you mind this, I can add your name and say that you are my assistant.


    You have contributed to thepletion of the medicine."


    "So you want to take my research results as your own, and let me be your foil?"


    "This is the best result. Don''t you think so?"


    Harold sneered. "Think about your character. Do you think I will believe you? After I give you the


    production method, you will immediately push me away and proim that you are the real developer."


    Crane frowned. "No, you are my ssmate. How could I lie to you? Please believe me. I will do what I


    say."


    Harold said coldly, "Cane, I was thrown out of the institute in the name of theft just because I believe


    you. I let you take what belongs to me just because I believe you. I won''t believe you anymore!


    Sistin is the result of my research. I won''t give it to anyone!"


    Because Harold showed his attitude, Cane''s face became distorted.


    "I told you so much, but... do you still disagree to cooperate with me to develop sistin?"


    "I disagree. And I will never be with a thief."


    Seeing Harold''s attitude, Cane finally revealed his true colors.


    "Harold, just because you''ve developed sistin doesn''t mean you can be arrogant. Yourwsuit is


    impossible to win. If you know what you''re doing, you''d better give the production method to me.


    Otherwise, you''ll never have a ce in the medical industry."


    "I believe in thew. Justice has long arms. Thew will give me a fair result. I will get back what


    belongs to me. And those who are guilty will be punished."


    Cane stood up angrily. "You are shameless! You will regret refusing to cooperate with me! Whether it is


    past, present, or future, sistin belongs to me!"


    Harold squinted slightly at Cane''s frantic expression.


    From beginning to end, Cane was like acting a monodrama. He thought he could deceive Harold. It


    was a pity that Harold only thought he had watched a crappy show.


    Finally, he was sure that Harold was teasing him and wouldn''t cooperate with him, Cane left angrily.


    When Cane was gone, Harold rubbed his eyes.


    He felt that his eyes were polluted after watching the monodrama. He had to go to the drugstore to buy


    a bottle of eye drops to wash his eyes.