Seeing Ethen still standing there, Adamu said dismissively, "If you have nothing else, please leave. There's no point wasting your breath here. We won't buy your medicine."
Adamu's words were blunt and somewhat harsh, which sparked a bit of defiance in Ethen.
Ethen responded, "There's no need to be so dismissive. Your current stock might not be of better quality than what I have to offer. If the current supply is lacking, why not consider a change?"
Hearing Ethen's persistence, Adamu laughed and said, "You're quite persistent. Since you asked, I'll tell you why. All the medicines I sell come from the four major pharmaceutical factories in the base, which are big brands. Your medicine isn't from a big brand, it's that simple."
"How do you know my medicine isn't from a big brand?" Ethen countered.
"Because I am familiar with the representatives from the four major factories, and unfortunately, you aren't one of them," Adamu replied dismissively, waving his hand. "Please leave!"
