In the past, Dawn borrowed several hundred thousand from him multiple times. Back then, the money meant nothing to him—it was like pocket change—so he never bothered to keep track of it, nor did he ever expect her to pay it back. But times had changed. Now, his very survival depended on that money. On the other end of the line, Dawn’s face turned red with anger the moment she heard his request. Just a day ago, Percy’s villa was seized, and she got thrown out.At the time, she hadn’t fully grasped what was happening, but she wasn’t too concerned. After all, the Moore family had deep roots and a powerful status. She refused to believe they could truly go bankrupt. But now, hearing Percy, who had always valued his pride above all else, actually asking her for money, she finally realized how dire the situation was. Of course, she had to put on a front. After a brief pause, she spoke in a meek voice. "I’m sorry, Percy, but that money is gone." "What?!" His voice turned
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