“His initial startup capital did indeed come from his family,”
Mira answered.
“I initially rented my commercial building in Melvion City from his family. Later, I bought it back from them for millions of dollars, and his father gave him that money to practice doing business.
He took all those funds and bought shares in my company.
While the seed money came from his family, multiplying it several times over in his own hands was entirely his own skill.”
“His father is quite open-minded. Even for a wealthy family, that's a massive sum. To just hand it over to a high schooler for practice is wild.”
“Their family's educational approach is definitely worth learning from.
He started visiting their company when he was in elementary school, getting exposure to commercial affairs early on. By middle school, he was already participating in the family business...
Harvey is not only well-versed in business dealings but also highly emotionally intelligent and fiercely loyal. Honestly, since I started my entrepreneurial journey, he has helped me out tremendously.”
Introducing Harvey on the show was essentially free advertising for his online education platform.
“Many of our viewers want to know—has Harvey Rivers ever asked you out?”
Human beings were naturally drawn to gossip. Sure enough, they had to dig into the romantic angles.
“He actually did, during our senior year of high school. But I didn't say yes.”
“Did he get angry? Did it ruin your friendship?”
“No, Harvey is someone who knows how to handle rejection gracefully.
How should I put it? He's incredibly rational and clear-headed.
Frankly, I look up to him in many ways.
Even though we didn't work out as a couple, we're still great classmates, close friends, and excellent business partners.”
Meanwhile, sitting by her television, Seraphina Quinn was already drowning in regret. She remembered when Mira had tried to introduce her to Harvey.
If she had known Harvey was this capable, she would have fought for him back then. They might have actually ended up together.
But at the time, she assumed Harvey was just some trust-fund kid from out of town, and his family was considered second-tier at best in Aethelgard.
Subconsciously, she had looked down on him.
Because of that arrogance, she had put on airs and even completely fallen out with Mira.


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