Expert Down The Mountain by Summer

Chapter 87
“Mr. Kace, has Wilson gone away?” “Yeah, he’s gone,” Kayson smiled and looked at him. “You’re very informed. How did you do that?”
Ever since the last incident, Kayson had noticed that although Easton was not very good at other stuff, he was very good at collecting information.

“Hehe!” Easton grinned triumphantly and continued. “I’ve gotten the WhatsApp number of the girl in the reception. “For girls, as long as you have enough patience and don’t harbor any evil intentions, it isn’t hard to become their friends! “Mr. Kace, you mustn’t underestimate these receptionists. They know a lot of things. “Once you build a good relationship with them, you can learn quite a lot of things about the company through them.” Kayson chuckled. “Well, that’s pretty good.” He took a seat, and after a short pause, he asked, “Easton, do you know what Wolfenden Corp. needs to become number one in Clouspring?” Easton, Reva, and Natalie opened their eyes wide as they couldn’t believe what they had heard. “Mr. Kace, you’re not talking about the number one in the industry, are you?” Easton asked as he wiped the sweat off his forehead. Kayson replied seriously, “Yeap. I’m talking about the number one in the industry.” Easton and the others were rendered speechless. Easton muttered, “Please stop joking with us, Mr. Kace. “Our economy is extremely developed in Skyriv. Each city has its own strong point, and it’s challenging to be the first in a city!
“If my memory serves me right, the first company in Clouspring should be Mistral Technology. It has a market value of more than $100,000,000,000.”
“Then how much is Wolfenden Corp.’s market value?” asked Kayson. “Well…” Easton scratched his head. “About $40,000,000? We haven’t even made it out of Clouspring yet. “My grandfather said that if we could take Dickinson International, we would be stepping out of Clouspring, and the development of our company would increase by leaps and bounds. “However, the probability of getting the Dickinson International is almost non-existent.” After hearing what he said, Kayson chuckled. “Well, we shouldn’t count our chickens before they hatch.
“Then how about the Gillete Group?” “I heard that their market value is about $1,000,000,000. Besides, the Gillete Group has already developed toward the adjacent cities.” Kayson nodded but did not say anything. All of their market values were measured in billions, and he only had $7,500 in his piggy bank. After Wilson left Wolfenden Corp., he calmed himself down and called Patrick. “Sir Allen ” “You don’t need to tell me. I already know about it,” Patrick interrupted, his voice low and grim. “What should we do now? Why would Apex Investment Partners suddenly want to join the game?” Wilson asked exasperatedly. “Calm down, Mr. Gillete. There’s no need to be so angry,” Patrick replied calmly. “The ones supporting Apex Investment Partners are the Whitmans. I’ll make a call to Michael later and ask him what is going on. You don’t do anything right now. Wait for my call.”
Wilson’s eyes changed.