Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 236.

“I wouldn’t need that many shares. I might only invest 50 million,” Carlisle texted his explanation to Lethan

His funds were limited. After this investment, he’d have only about 76 million left.

He also planned to spend 55 million to acquire the Xenos Factory, which would then require another 50 million for research and development.

He needed to reallocate 50 million from his initial investment In Holly Fisheries.

Lethan’s reply came after a brief pause.

“No problem. We will give you 20% of the shares regardless of your investment.”

He left the underlying condition of this arrangement unspoken–the cold wave Carlisle predicted would

significantly impact the southern fishing industry this year.

This was a massive investment, with all three investors nearly leveraging all their assets.

“Alright then. I’ll invest another 50 million once I’ve sorted out my finances!” Carlisle typed back, feeling a surge of gratitude.

Lethan had clearly maintained his offer of 20% under considerable pressure from the other investors, solidifying his value as a trustworthy friend.

“Alright, lovebirds. We’re ready to go!” Leon called out after having packed his equipment.

He was now equipped with a DSLR camera around his neck and a backpack.

way to where Francis had

conscientiously into the passenger seat,

for Wanda and chivalrously said, “Princess, please

gallantly called her ‘Princess“. Her annoyance was evident as she climbed into the car, her face turning a deeper shade of red.

Carlisle announced, “To

resist asking, “Carlisle, is

a deadpan tone, “I’m your boyfriend’s personal driver now.”

widened in surprise, and she turned to Carlisle.

not joking,

his head

joke. He really is my

financial freedom, Wanda inquired, “How much

painting for?”

responded with a grin, “About

no wonder you spend so freely. You didn’t even blink

don’t need to

whispered with her eyes downcast, “Can you behave when we’re out in public?

“I can’t…”

the outskirts of Riverland and in the middle of Cascade River, is a scenic spot accessible by

work or

Riverland residents who often strolled along Cascade River Road after w for couples to bring their

day was a quiet Monday. Cascade River Road was less busy than usual, with students in classes

their desks, making the half–hour drive