Not only the Bazzer family wants him to keep rising, but also a large number of institutions going long.
"You guys are really lucky," Adam said helplessly. Everything he prepared over the past few days, with the New York frenzy at noon on Tuesday, turned into bubbles.
Not to mention he had to apologize, but also had to pay some blood money.
Adam walked out of the exchange and made a phone call to his butler: "Prepare a dinner tonight at home, invite everyone over."
"Understood, young master Adam."
In a mansion in the East Side of Manhattan, a dinner party was taking place.
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offered a view of most of New York's night scene.
At this moment, the room was bustling with drinks exchanged.
A middle-aged man patted Adam's shoulder: "It's not your fault, kid. We were just unlucky. Who could have expected those TV station reporters to be such wimps, right?"
