Aspen said, "But you're the CEO. So, what do you think? Should we just make a casual gesture and write a check for a million? Or should we step it up a notch, maybe throw in roughly eight million to try and make a name for our company?"

Andrew shook his head and said, "Eight million? That's not enough. It lacks impact."

Aspen was stunned. "That's still not enough? Come on, this is just a regular charity event. Even those filthy rich legacy families only drop five million tops, just to show some goodwill. And you think even eight million isn't enough?

"If we go too high, we'll end up at the top of the donor list and stand out way too much. That kind of attention might actually backfire."

She clearly disagreed with Andrew's idea.

However, Andrew waved it off. "Don't overthink it. Just spend the money. I'll deal with the consequences. Screw it, let's just go with 50 million."

Aspen froze, completely in disbelief. "50 million? Are you out of your mind? If we go that high, there's no way we won't be at the top of the list.

just the money. What if a few of those big-name families or corporations notice us? They might see Supreme Capital

joined this game, why would I fear making

something bigger. Worst case, even if it doesn't do a thing, it still goes to people who need it. That's charity, and

"Fine, it's

walked over, and signed 50 million

haven't really gotten to know the business and political big shots here yet. Go ahead and

event. I saw several donors only putting in a few hundred thousand, maybe

the top. The real reason? The state governor's office is planning

isn't just for helping the poor or feeding the hungry. It's a message, aimed directly at the governor-to

immediately caught on. "Smart move. In that case, the 20 million is more like laying the groundwork. If we can win the governor's favor, then you'll have a real shot at landing

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