Novel & Cerita Milliardär

”I'm fine mum, it's not as bad as it seems. “But you're looking really bothered and stressed. I swear the perpetrators of this evil act will never get away with it.” His mum spat and Travis just chuckled weakly. “Mum, stop getting unnecessarily worked up over it.” He shrugged. “I know exactly how you feel, trust me… and as a successful Billionaire in the limelight, scandals are almost unavoidable..” she trailed off. “You've just got to be very careful, and ensure there are no actual cockroaches in your cupboard.”

Aria’s POV By the time Elias was eight months old, Bennett Interiors had a waitlist twelve names deep. Then the money arrived. A single wire. No note. Four hundred thousand dollars, routed through something called Meridian Holdings Group, memo line reading Series Seed — Bennett Interiors, like I'd asked for a Series Seed, like anyone in my life had that kind of money sitting around waiting for a reason to move. My accountant called the bank. The bank confirmed the funds were clean, cleared, mine.

The moment the metal hits the surface, the whispering behind us shifts from a low murmur to an undisguised roar. "Is that a black card?" one of the boys asks loudly, five more of his friends leaning over the partition to inspect the transaction. "Oh shit, it’s an Amex. Yo, dude, you’re fucking rich!" "Don't be illiterate, he's a billionaire," another responds. "He’s actually rumored to be a trillionaire through the sovereign defense sector." A very calm, probably the matured among the clique says. Now I’m the one looking up, my brow arching.

She said with a knowing smile. He understood and immediately brought out his phone and after a few taps returned it to his pocket. Bing! Her phone buzzed and she looked at the notification and she was shocked. “Oh my God, you transferred me 10 million dollars.” “What? Is it too small?” He said already proceeding to bring out his phone again. “No! It's too much. I know you are the youngest billionaire in…” “Trillionaire,” he interrupted. “Whatever, but this is too much.”

They never expected to be humiliated in just a few dozen seconds. Besides their embarrassment, Erwin and the others also felt afraid. Sean had been their classmate back in college. He had never looked poor, but he certainly hadn't looked rich either. Yet in just a few years, he had become a boss who could casually put up 3 trillion for a stone gambling match. That's right, 3 trillion! To most of the people present, it was an unimaginably enormous amount. Even though many of them had achieved some success, they still might never earn that much money even if they worked their entire lives. Those with wealth measured in trillions were the true tycoons of Bandung.

With that, One Million Reais came to an end. Thank you for reading "One Million Reais" till the end and giving your support. I'll return with another adventure story soon. From the author, Hellan White.

“D*mn it, I’m sure he’s from a rich family. He’s the kind of man that flaunts away his family’s wealth, in fact. I’m sure he’s going to end up squandering away everything he’s got one day!” “F*ck off, I was the one who handled his registration. He’s the chairman of Reivaj Group, a company worth billions of dollars, you idiot. He’s got so much wealth in comparison to you, yet you think there’s going to be a day when he’ll end up poorer than you? Are you high?”

He returned with soup, sandwiches, and coffees. “Oh, this looks good. Did you get the bill for expenses?” “Yes, though you don’t have to pay me back.” Greta didn’t know what Eric did for a living. He was on vacation for a week. Vacations were expensive, and he’d just dropped his vacation to help her out with her work. “Why’s that? Are you a millionaire or something?” She joked before taking a bite of her sandwich. “I made my first million before I was eighteen. No, I’m worth closer to twenty-six billion. Or at least my company is.”

Half of his properties and money is worth several billions. At first, Tann and I wanted to will it all to charity because we wanted nothing that belongs to that man, but in the end we didn't because it's not our decision to make. It's Jaimie's. We began a trust fund for him with it which he'll have when he turns twenty five. My son is a billionaire, when he's just five years old. The knowledge made me laugh and cry at the same time. I never thought my life will ever turn out this way.