Jasper’s expression darkened. “Those brats. They’re best at asking me for money but now that I need funds to spare, each of them comes up with all sorts of excuses to say no.”
Wendy looked at an amloyed Jasper and could not help but chuckle. “Weren’t you the one who sought them out and have them work for you? Stop complaining already, they’re doing their best.”
“Additionally, Abbylon is the only one out of the three Internet companies that haven’t made enough profit to spare yet. Terizone can spare 200 million and Sena has 400 million.”
Jasper’s eyes lit up.
As expected, the dot-com industry had begun to bare its fangs.
Sena’s starting to make more money.
“Including that, we’ve got 1.35 billion in funds. I can add the 500 million from my account but that’d still be 1.9 billion in total.”
Jasper rubbed his temple again. He felt like he was about to go bald around his temple with how he kept rubbing it.
“That’s still not enough.”
Wendy could not help but suggest, “How about we ask my dad?”
“He has 1.2 billion remaining funds on his accounts and we can take 1 billion out any time.”
Completely standing on Jasper’s side, Wendy sold her dad out without hesitation.
“Every time I don’t have enough money, I ask your dad.” Jasper did not know if he should laugh or cry in response to Wendy’s suggestion.
“But you return it every time, don’t you? Plus, he’s the one who said he’ll put his business in our hands in the future.” Wendy’s cheeks flushed.
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