It was important to note that for this Wall Street trip, Sebastian had drained every single drop of available liquidity from the Quinn Group.
He had even leveraged their best-performing subsidiaries for massive loans.
With this investment failed, the Quinn Group would face imminent bankruptcy.
Watching Owen half-drag, half-carry Sebastian back into the hotel, Mira turned to her brother. "He's lost his mind."
"He deserves it! Did he really think having a few memories of a past life would make him an invincible god in the stock market? Keep dreaming. In our past lives, if it hadn't been for your support, he would have run the Quinn Group straight into the ground. And instead of being grateful, he blamed you for his failures. Let's see who bails him out this time."
Sebastian's account was wiped out in the first phase. Going into the second phase of investments, he had absolutely no capital left to participate.
But eventually, Owen still took him to the exchange. Word was that Owen had lent him a hundred million dollars. Sebastian's mood finally stabilized, and he followed Owen into the second wave of investments.
A few days later, Ethan and Mira doubled their capital again and successfully withdrew it. Owen followed suit, pulling his funds out right after.
Sebastian didn't dare act recklessly this time. He managed to make a decent profit in the second phase using Owen's money.
At this point, there was actually one more profit window available: the Javenaire government's bailout package for the three dying financial institutions.
Driven by this policy support, the stocks would experience a brief but significant rally.
In her past life, Mira hadn't participated in this wave, but she wanted to get in on it this time.
Though the margins weren't as massive as the first two phases, it was still a solid commercial opportunity.
The third wave of investments lasted a full week. When Mira felt they had earned enough, she decisively cashed out. The ultimate collapse of Javenaire's big three financial institutions was inevitable.
Even the local government wouldn't be able to save them.
With that, the siblings' Wall Street campaign came to a flawless conclusion.
When they left their home country, they held sixty billion Mavarian Dollars. Now, upon their return, that number had swelled to over six trillion.
Owen kept trying to find opportunities to strike up a conversation with Ethan and Mira.
But every time they interacted, Sebastian would glare at the siblings with unvarnished malice.
It left Owen trapped in a very awkward position.
"He... he's just..." Owen stammered, looking caught in the middle.
Right in front of Sebastian, Mira looked at Owen and said, "He's talentless, so he's jealous of us."
"You... you... say that one more time!" Sebastian was so furious he looked ready to start swinging. Ethan chuckled softly beside her.
"I just said it. What are you going to do? Hit me? Do you really think you can take me?" Mira continued to provoke him.
"Owen, are you just going to let her disrespect me like this?!" Driven completely up the wall, Sebastian shot a desperate glare at Owen.

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