chapter 50
Author: Baepen
last update2026-07-23 23:12:35

At that moment, the director couldn't even believe what he was hearing, couldn't even believe what he was seeing.

His eyes were locked on the four men standing there in perfect formation, each one dressed impeccably in sharp, tailored suits, each one holding a sleek, polished briefcase with both hands, their postures rigid and professional.

These men standing with briefcases… they're literally holding money.

The director's mind raced, his thoughts spinning wildly, his heart pounding in his ches
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