She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 99: Profits!

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

Cell phones had an app that could check a stock’s fluctuations, and it showed clearly that the stock Nora mentioned had risen by 2% the day before!

In other words, the $300,000 they invested had seen a return of $6,000 in just a day!

Given how it had risen despite the plummeting stock market, this was undoubtedly very impressive.

Farrell was a mature and steady middle-aged man who bore a 50% resemblance to Melissa. Unlike Miranda’s mean and acrimonious appearance, he had an air unique to scholarly merchants around him.

His brows were tightly drawn together, but he nevertheless looked up and said, “Your profit yesterday can only be attributed to luck. The stock market is very unstable now, so it’s not surprising that the stock rose for a day. This particular stock has been falling lately. You’d best still take the opportunity to sell it today!”

Then, he looked at Melissa sternly and lectured, “The Woods’ family teachings forbid us from gambling and taking drugs. Melissa, I know you’re short of money. That’s why I told Miranda to look for you and let you make some money with us. Why must you let things come to this point?”

Melissa looked at him, her expression somewhat dazed.

It seemed like she hadn’t seen her elder brother for a very long time.

The siblings had been on very good terms in the past. She could still remember how her elder brother had specially screened Simon’s character for her when she fell in love with him back then.

When did they become this distant from each other?

It seemed like it was ever since he married Miranda?

Farrell and Miranda’s marriage could be considered a political marriage between the Woods and the Sonnets. Farrell had a literati’s pride, and he trusted Miranda enough to leave her in charge of all the family affairs after they were married.

Miranda was a petty woman. She would get jealous and say a lot of mean things whenever Farrell was even a little nice to Melissa. She didn’t want to cause disharmony in her brother’s family, so she rarely returned to the Woods’ residence in recent years after their parents passed away.

card, and handed it to her. He said, “I know Miranda has a foul mouth, but do you really think I’ll leave you to your own devices when you’re broke, Melissa? There’s $800,000 in here. Use it to tide over

words made Melissa

dress that outlined her slender

were in

knew that there was a bit of a literati’s loftiness in her all these

when Farrell called her yesterday, she

industry

Everyone knew them and their background well, so nothing would go wrong in investing in them. That was why she had agreed

But now…

Besides, once we tide over this month, the Andersons will have money when we

the sight of her insistence, Farrell didn’t push any

risky. There’s no harm playing a little using that $300,000, but don’t put any more

didn’t approve of stock trading, either. She had given Nora the $300,000 the day before only because she appreciated Nora’s intentions to help. Thus, she nodded

it left a good

leave, Nora suddenly said, “Uncle

stopped and looked at her with a slight

his eyes but just a look

scholarly families possessed made him look like

produced a daughter like Rachel Wood, who didn’t

her and said, “Real estate isn’t going to do

said, “The Lowes are a huge real estate company, and are one of the enterprises with the shrewdest business acumen around. Apart from the Hunts, no one else can compare to them when it comes to the real estate industry. Otherwise, we

there’s actually a reason for that. Real estate is lucrative, so everyone wants a piece of it. It wasn’t easy for the Lowes to finally share some

sigh at the

few years, so he wanted to let her make some money along with him. If they really couldn’t afford it, then he would just pay for their investment capital in advance for

taking out a loan? Also, why didn’t the Lowes partner with the Hunts? Both of them are in the real estate industry, so it would only be more convenient

confused. He asked, “Where did you hear