“What you want to win is a person’s heart, and the best method is to help them out. There’s no reason to refuse to increase their income, but those entrepreneurs…” Jeremy had only figured out a part of the plan.

Casper said, “Of course, we’ve got to bribe them as well. Humans are like that. Imagine this. At first, you force them to give you three thousand every month. Then, one day, you suddenly ask them for only one thousand that month. Of course, they’ll feel happy and be grateful to you.”

He then asked the three men to enter his office. “Besides, that’s not the only reason I’m lowering the protection money. Sooner or later, our association will be exposed to the public. I don’t want our members to be outlaws for the rest of their lives.”

Pointing at some parts of the paper, he continued, “Moreover, this reduction of income is only temporary. Our focus is to get control over all the entertainment sites and stop being easily satisfied with briberies earned from extortion. Our ultimate goal is to have control over them. Even if we can’t take over some major companies, we’ve got to get their shares.”

Stallion widened his eyes. “What? That should cost a lot, right? At least tens of millions?”

Casper’s lips curled into a smile. “We don’t have to spend so much. Jeremy, from today onward, I need you to put all of your attention into another task.”

“What is it?”

“Getting rid of people. I want you to get rid of the pests in our association. Those who privately take bribes, embezzle the funds, disobey orders, and those who are useless; get rid of them all at once. The association only needs elites now.”

“Okay. To be honest, I already knew about all these, but I never mentioned them to you. Well, I guess it’s a great opportunity for me to straighten things out,” Jeremy agreed.

“But what does that have to do with us taking control over the companies?” Stallion was still puzzled.

“Once they’re in trouble, they’ll naturally come looking for us. When that happens, we’ll have the freedom of naming our price,” explained Casper.

After saying that, he leaned against the office chair. He was going to the Antique Fair later. Thus, he was going to seize the time to get some rest.

of troublesome matters. Instead, he only feared that issues might occur one after another. However, if he wanted to expand the association and succeed, he naturally had to put in a lot of effort and cover every detail. That applied to small associations, not to mention

“Oh, we have another important

The haunted place. Have you forgotten how

how many merchants will remember that street of ours when Horington food street is finally launched and gets popular. When the time comes, we can name any price we want for their entry fee. At least we’ll get back the money. I really don’t understand why I took over

a street that had some haunted elements. He could not help but wonder if he could earn back all the

rang. Seeing it was a call from Victoria, he

as usual, but it made Casper shudder. He answered, “No. Please

person who forgot about my

could I? I’ll be

in his car. Pine Street was surprisingly lively that day, and Casper’s car could not move an

should I do?” shouted

and park the car there. Then, get all the others to wait outside.” Casper shouted without turning back,

was waiting for him by the door. That day, she was dressed in a gown that revealed her cleavage slightly, making Casper gaze at

Casper’s. After glancing at his outfit, she tutted and

was only dressed in a short-sleeved shirt and a pair of jeans, which gave

outfit is too embarrassing,

the same time. Now that he was dating Giselle, he constantly

tightened her grip around it. “It’s okay. You look great this way. It’s fine as long as you’re

to say, feeling

Antique Fair decorated by Victoria’s Chamber. At that moment, many antiques were already placed in the hall, displayed in a glass case. All of them belonged to Victoria’s Chamber, while some belonged to other merchants. Victoria’s Chamber was

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