Becoming the Richest Man Alive

The bank was quick to give Casper an estimate. Turned out, the content of the safety deposit box was worth a total of one billion.

According to the rules, Casper would need to turn all that into a business with a net worth of ten billion within a year!

The tests and rules were obviously designed to push a person to his limit. Casper cussed internally, but he had no choice. He must accept the challenge with a heavy heart.

“Here is the one million you requested.”

Felix’s entire body trembled when he saw the small mountain of cash in front of him. He grabbed Casper’s arms tightly as if he was worried about his rich friend ditching him.

“Please help me put that in my backpack,” requested Casper.

It took the duo ten minutes to shove all the cash into the old backpack. They left the bank immediately after.

Casper was at ease the entire way back, but Felix was on edge as his expression stiffened. He stood right beside Casper and was acting like a bodyguard the whole time.

“What is up with you, dude?”

“There are a lot of thieves in the area.”

Casper grinned exasperatedly when he saw Felix being that vigilant and serious. The appreciation in Casper’s heart, however, was making him feel warm and fuzzy.

“Come. Let’s go settle the school fees. After that, we’ll get the others to join us and celebrate!”

Casper reached out to tap on Felix’s shoulder. The former later run his fingers through his hair and walked towards the school with his head held high.

Casper and Felix saw a guy with a dark skin tone inside their room as soon as they opened the door.

“Felix, Casper, you guys are finally back! The jack*ss just called and demanded that you pay the tuition fees. He even threatened to kick you out of the school if you don’t,” said the dark guy.

The guy who delivered the message was Remy Harfield. He grew up in a village, so he was physically strong and was a decent guy with a strong sense of justice. Whenever the boys in the dorm got into a fight, he would be the one to step up and prevent anyone from getting hurt.

money-minded tool. I bet that rich assh*le Charlie is the one who pushed him to demand payment,” growled Felix angrily as he

about was actually their teacher, Jack

butter up students who were from

not much, but you should take it to deal with your emergency for now. We

of appreciation swirled around Casper’s eyes after he heard what

He’s now a rich guy with

shared the good news before Casper even got to part his lips. The former spoke

I have to go talk to jack*ss. Let’s drink

repeatedly delayed payment, so Jack had been bullying Casper over the past year. Casper’s expression turned evil as he recalled

later, Casper showed up in the teacher’s office with his old and dusty backpack. He stood right in front

he tilted his gaze up and tossed a discriminating look over to

it’s time you settle your school fees? I need to report to the school, so my hands are tied, you know? The school

used civil words, but his aggressive tone and threat were

the office at that moment, though. Another lecturer was sitting at her desk as

her mid-twenties and had a head of curly hair that she let down. Her beautiful face had stunning skin, and her amazing facial features made it so that she was as attractive as the celebrities

They highlighted her

head and look over. Her gaze shone with a hint

paid no attention to any of that.

to insult and humiliate Casper when the lecturer

isn’t it a little too much to hurt a student’s pride

and Casper found it appealing. He thought that his pals, whom he shared a room with, were

the lecturer. His eyes couldn’t help glowing when he saw who it

the thousands of lecturers, tutors, and professors in that Business University, Giselle Clauder was

class.

be political when he spoke to Giselle because the

speaking on

really do need to fall and be

let Casper go. She turned her sight back to Casper. The washed-out clothes made Casper seem so poor that it got Giselle to stand up

pretty tall, so she was only a little shorter than Casper when she stood next to

claimed that he had never had