Becoming the Richest Man Alive

“Thanks, man,” one of them said to Casper while the others nodded gratefully. “That was really impressive of you. What’s your name, by the way?”

Recognition registered on another’s face. “Oh, hey, aren’t you Casper Simpson? The pauper who put Sawyer Lingham in his place?”

The others gasped. They had not expected their savior to be the same person who was the talk of the school over the past few days.

At their looks of admiration, Casper cleared his throat. “Well, I’d like to keep a low profile, but I guess my reputation precedes me. Anyway, I’m just here today to help you guys because I think you’ve been unfairly treated by that company.” He turned to Elena. “Ms. Schneider, please hire an attorney to represent these students. I want to see how we can file a lawsuit against Vamanos Manpower on the grounds of exploitation.”

Elena frowned slightly but replied in the affirmative.

Despite not having received any pay for the day, the students were both delighted and grateful toward Casper. They bid him farewell and returned to BU, where they recounted excitedly to others of their adventure. Over the next few days, Casper would once again become the talk of the campus through word of mouth. The amount of money mentioned would increase with each version that cropped up, to the point where bricks of money worth at least a million were used to hit the villains in the tale.

That, however, was a story for another day. Currently, Casper was chiding his friends, “Don’t keep me in the dark when things like this happen. You know I have ways to deal with those A-holes.”

Felix and Colton both sighed. “We can’t be deadbeats,” Felix said. “What happens when we graduate? We must learn to stand up on our own feet… Well, maybe not for Remy. He has a rich girlfriend who can support him.”

“I’m not going to sponge on her. Didn’t

idea,” he offered. “With Vamanos Manpower out of the picture, the students of BU will need another recruiter for their part-time needs.

won’t charge an outrageous amount of commission fees like those unscrupulous companies. A fee of twenty for each headcount can get us about four hundred a day… That’s enough for us,

behind and was already accepted by the group as one of theirs, had more considerations. “Where will we get

while. “We’ll just have to try,” he said determinedly. “There will be clients who will trust us if we try hard enough. As for the students… we can approach the ones from earlier today when we have part-time jobs available for them. From there, they can help us spread the word. We’ll gain the students’ trust slowly and build

meeting with potential clients. If you feel obligated to pay,

his gratitude, Felix slapped

Godfrey decided to launch their first business as soon

their company’s shareholder. However, the foursome declined as they were resolute in starting their own business from scratch. Eventually, Casper acquiesced. Regardless of whether the business worked out in the end, he knew his friends could benefit from

departed soon afterward, still actively discussing the details of the business as they left. Casper then

gift of five thousand,” he told Jeremy. It

speak with him. “I’ve consulted an attorney. It might not be easy sue the company. There are a lot of similar cases in the country. The court rules in those companies’ favor. They know the loopholes of the law. Not to mention that they probably didn’t sign a formal contract with the students. It’ll be hard for

“I see. In that case, let’s just buy

as their client, it will put their finances in the