The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 480

Zach smiled faintly, making the aura around him even colder.

In Randall’s earlier years, he had made his fortune through mining. Later, he acquired an oil field, after which his wealth skyrocketed. After he migrated to Ventropolis, he had been living off his wealth, but this fortune that he made was more than enough to last him for several lifetimes. Even if he spent his money recklessly, he would not go broke.

Zach said, “Words alone aren’t enough!”

Randall seemed to have grasped a glimmer of hope. He crawled to Zach’s feet. He was unable to stand upright, “I can give you the land deed or a property transfer document. As long as you get me out of here, I promise you’ll never run out of money.”

“That does sound enticing…” Zach put down the pen. He gave Randall a condescending look, “Well, I’m not greedy. I want seventy percent shares of the oil field, and… All of your liquid assets and real estate.”

Randall’s pupils widened suddenly. He scolded Zach, “Zach Jardin! I’ve been too fucking generous to you already. Who do you think you are?! You used to be nothing more than a lapdog around me. If I didn’t agree to cooperate with you on the land in Alma, your Azure Corporation would just be a piece of garbage.”

was not angry. He calmly took out a handkerchief to wipe off the saliva that had splattered onto his body. He got up and walked toward the door

he hurriedly stood up, “Wait! All right… I agree. But when I get out, you have to

and

“Kevin.”

which he laid out on the table. There

still belong to Randall. This small percentage

pertained to real estate, and the third document was related to all of Randall’s liquid

coldly looked at Randall. He patiently took out a sign pen, “All of these documents are legally valid, Mr. Burton. All you need to do is sign them and within three days, you’ll

hands trembled as he held the

give

should consider what’s more important, your life

dropped onto the table and he quickly signed the documents, shaken by

when he saw the recipient’s name, it was not Zach’s

did not think too much about it. After he signed his name, he placed his thumbprints on the documents. Although he was reluctant to lose his possessions, he felt that his