"Grandpa, please." Jerome didn't want to talk about this at all.
Corley didn't want to talk to him. He waved at Jerome impatiently, "If you don't have good news, then just leave here. Don't waste my time. Maurice, let's play chess. Don't mind him."
Maurice said yes and concentrated on the chessboard again.
He was not good at people. Compared to talking with Jerome, he was more willing to play chess with Corley.
Corley started with the black, and Maurice played with the white without hesitation.
Although Jerome was not interested in Go, he was taught by Corley for several years when he was young, so he could understand their approaches.
At first, he thought that Corley deliberately let Maurice get the upper hand. But after looking for a while, he became serious.
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