Becoming the Richest Man Alive

“Where are we going?”

“Mr. Leuthold’s house.”

The moment she heard his reply, Elena broke into a wide grin. She knew that his bark was worse than his bite.

They obtained Louis’ address from those who knew him well.

“How is his family doing? With his salary, I trust he has no issues supporting them,” Casper asked one employee.

“Something unfortunate happened. His son murdered someone. He had to pay the victim’s family a large compensation.”

Casper was stunned. He had assumed it was a terrible disease of some sort. “Murder? Do you know why his son did it?”

The employee suddenly grabbed his hand and patted. “Mr. Simpson, you’re a good man. Can you help Louis? He has been an honest man his entire life. If it wasn’t for his son, he wouldn’t betray Tycoon.”

Casper could see the sincerity among many other emotions in his eyes. “Tell me exactly what happened.”

Leuthold Sr. was a righteous man and a veteran. Louis inherited his father’s character. Early in his life, he suffered greatly because of his unwavering principles. His priorities shifted after he was married. For decades, he toiled in a restaurant to save for the down payment for a house.

Leuthold Jr. was as righteous as his father and his grandfather. The access to Internet allowed the young man to aim higher in life. On his way home after a five-year service with the military, he intercepted an assault on a lady. The ruffian died after a couple of punches from him.

demanded a two-million compensation from Louis or pressed criminal charges

they heard the story. Nowadays, it’s really common for honest men

the employee pleaded. As he was about Louis’, he understood and sympathized with

alike, but every unhappy family is unfortunate in its own way,” Casper mumbled as he dragged

at the entrance. Many had tattoos

seven hundred thousand out of two

with a crooked mouth and a tattoo-covered arm pointed at Louis arrogantly. Casper wondered if he was born that

really have no more money.” Louis’ voice was

to go to jail!”

them in court? Perhaps the judge will take into consideration of your son’s righteousness and ruled it a manslaughter

his pants. “You can’t be too idealistic about it. For example, accidents

long ago, you told me we weren’t obligated for

people who deserve to be saved. And they are right in front

Leuthold Jr. dashed out of the house with a cleaver

gangster. He stood inches from Louis’ son. “Young man, come at me if you want

the gangster was right. If he got himself killed, there would be

the right thing! How did it turn out

didn’t expect himself to cry in the face of

Therefore, we have to fight for it ourselves. Nevertheless, I still choose to stick to my principles. Nothing

have failed you. I can’t repay you for all that you have done for me. My only

realized that Louis’ son had decided to