Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2980

"Your Highness, do you truly believe these numbers are adequate?" a voice broke through the air, questioning the potency of the eight thousand soldiers.

Eight thousand soldiers were indeed formidable in the current setting, but their deployment to the border seemed lacking.

Toby appeared momentarily puzzled before biting his lip and admitting, "I have no choice. Though my father sanctioned this action, the financial burden falls squarely on my shoulders."

"As you all know, my ownership extends solely to this Hillington Hotel," he continued, though the implications hung heavy in the air—a request for financial support was imminent.

Glances were exchanged amidst the uncomfortable silence. Everyone acknowledged that watching a drama is one thing, but delving into financial matters was entirely different.

Everyone thought, Come on, nobody's that naive. Prince Toby owns a five-star hotel, and his backers are loaded, worth hundreds of millions, if not billions. Lack of funds? It seems impossible!

The banquet hall descended into an awkward silence, but Toby had seen this coming. With a subtle gesture, he signaled a portly businessman stepped forward from the crowd. Instantly, it caused a ripple of unease among the attendees.

They wondered, Wait! Isn't he one of the henchmen of Prince Toby?

"Your Highness, the Universal Rubber Group is prepared to offer 15 million in cash to support your endeavor," the portly businessman declared boldly.

As the words reverberated through the room, expressions darkened among the wealthy businessmen. Their thoughts turned cynical. He's trying to trap us in, isn't he?!

However, Toby only laughed heartily. He proclaimed, "The Vanster Family's generosity knows no bounds, and I shall remember this favor."

Observing from the sidelines, Gadel couldn't suppress a sneer. "What a shame," he muttered disdainfully.

The principle was clear, "Those who contribute financially will be remembered for their benevolence, while those who do not will be remembered for their grudges."