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He wanted to invest in it. If I manage to succeed in getting his investment from my presentation then I could build new hotels, fancier and with better quality. I heard many good things about him, I saw him in magazines, he is one hella handsome man who is young maybe thirty-plus but his achievements were beyond his age. Even though he is a billionaire from the generation he worked so hard to achieve many things in his life and became an inspiration for many. I wish I could become like him one day. Last time I saw him was at the entrepreneurship award function. I got the best entrepreneur of the year award from him. We both shared the same table in the venue. That make an uproar in the media

" Charles spoke with pride as he talked about the incident. The duke nodded in agreement. "Larissa also has a discerning eye for investments. "Her first investment was when she was ten years old. She borrowed some money from me and ended up making ten times the amount! "Since then, we have collaborated on investments. I would provide the funds, and Larissa would handle the investment projects. We then split the profits equally. He laughed. "I must admit, within just a few years, Larissa helped me transform from an impoverished royalty to the richest duke in the royal family!"

After losing 3 million dollars, the Stanes only had a bit of money left. While thinking of ways to earn money, Hedgar heard about a project that would guarantee anyone’s investment. It would definitely double or triple whatever was invested. Hedgar was really cautious in the beginning. She started off with only one hundred thousand. Then, a few days later, the project manager sent her multiple luxury items. They consisted of all sorts of branded handbags and jewelry. Greed robbed Hedgar of her rationality, and not only did she invest all of her savings, but she even borrowed a huge amount of money.

He said calmly. Liam wasn't surprised by this. He had a feeling that the reason Dick wanted to speak to him was because of business. "Oh, okay, what proposal?" Liam asked, knowing that dick was a businessman. Dick carefully placed the cup of coffee on the wooden table, and rested his forearms on the table, locking eyes with Liam, "So, I'm in need of an investment right now." Dick said. He knew Liam loved investing in companies, in fact Liam had invested in a few big companies in a month alone. And dick had noticed how well those companies Liam invested in were now doing, it was impressive.

Richard sighed, leaning back again, “I know you must be going through a lot, and I get that, but this is a lot to ask from a stranger.” “Well, you're right,” I forced a smile, “but think of this as a business deal instead.” Richard smirked, stroking his beard again. A single ray of hope glowed in my heart when I saw him look up. He was intrigued and I didn't want the opportunity to slip away. “Money is not a problem, if that's what you're worried about,” I added, "My dad's a billionaire.” "Yeah, I can see that," Richard exhaled, glaring at the coffered ceiling and marble walls before turning to me. “How much are we talking about, exactly?”

"Your father was a shrewd businessman, Nick. He wouldn't have hesitated to exploit any opportunity for profit, regardless of the consequences, so something must have happened.” I sighed heavily, the weight of the revelation settling on my shoulders. My late father's ruthlessness was legendary, his ambition driving him to great heights but also leading him down dark and dangerous paths. I had always known he was capable of anything, but the thought of him buying a sacred ground filled me with a sense of unease. "And what of this detective, Zackary Mason?" I inquired, eager to change the subject and focus on something more tangible. "What has he discovered?"

Unexpectedly, that person turned out to be his superior and helped him a lot, so he now enjoyed helping others. “We seem to have a bit of fate too, don’t we?” “Thanks to you, otherwise I don’t know how long I would’ve waited for a cab.” When we arrived at the massive stock exchange, there was a steady flow of people coming and going. Relying on my memory of the trends of a few stocks, I invested the 50 thousand dollars I got from Rick along with the 80 thousand dollars from the fixed savings account. I was very satisfied because I knew that in no time, my capital would multiply tenfold or even more.

He ruffled my hair and said, "Well done. You must always carry yourself with such spirit." It struck me then: it was easy to grow accustomed to luxury, but almost impossible to return to frugality. Spending in the five-digit range suddenly felt weightless, like it meant nothing at all. Unaware we were upstairs, Roger set his sights on an S-graded treasure, hoping not only to gain a valuable asset but also to salvage his reputation in Steve's eyes. But every time he bid, I raised my paddle too. By the time I stopped, the price had already soared far beyond what he could afford.

Max whined aggrievedly, “Mrs. Lewis, I’m doing this for Charlie’s good. I don’t simply give the offer to anyone. If only he can be more humble and come work with me, I can guarantee that I’ll guide him to be rich and successful.” Then, he turned to the others and said seriously, “Guys, we grew up together, I don’t have to lie to you. Truth be told, I am now a director in an investment company that is owned by the White Group.” “I think you all must have heard about investments. It can generate a lot of money in a very short period of time. Sometimes, when you invest one hundred thousand dollars, it will become hundreds of thousands the next day and two hundred thousand in a month. Those of u

I had to take a step back and tell myself I was even worthy of a man like this. Blake agreed to everything as it gave a complete listing of every company, it looked like every business he’d ever dealt with and information about how it all started. It looked like when he was 12 years old his Grandpa started teaching him the stock market and gave Blake 100 dollars to get started, in the first year it grew into $1,000, and by the time he was 18 and ready for graduation Blake already had over 50,000 dollars in investments all by himself. That was impressive and obvious he had a knack for investing and growing his dollar. The amazing part was it even included all the charity work he’d done throug