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“I myself made close to 4.6 million last year. And we receive 25 percent commission on average, but the cases we receive are all hard ones, or we would be making more.” “4.6 million isn’t small at all.” “Compared to the billionaires, it’s just chicken feed,” Mike replied. “I spent almost a million dollars to maintain my job. After you remove the taxes, I won’t be left with much.” Elena couldn’t quite disagree this time. “If you don’t mind me asking, who’s next on your list, sir?” Mike curiously asked. “Holly Williams,” Adrian said. Mike was surprised but in an underwhelmed way. “The famous painter? But she’s disappeared for the past six months. We couldn’t find her. I think you should look f