Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 761

Tell me, will I ever catch up to you in this lifetime?"

Elara, having just recovered her own confidence, felt even better hearing Harvey’s complaint. "In this lifetime, you probably, maybe, definitely won't catch up to Mira.

Hell, you might not even catch up to me."

"I'm going to hit you..."

Harvey raised his hand, and Elara quickly dodged behind Mira.

Harvey pointed at Elara. "Let me tell you, Elara, I might never catch Mira, but I'll definitely surpass you next time. You'll be eating my dust."

"Fine, I'll be waiting. Let's see what you've got."

Elara's eyes flashed with smug confidence.

Harvey ignored her and turned back to Mira. "I bet those reporters are going to have a field day with this. Your endorsement fees are going to skyrocket."

"Don't worry, I won't raise the fees for you. We're on the same team."

Mira was the face of Solflare Entertainment, but she also took on endorsements for a few other companies, including Harvey's.

Since they were partners, she had to keep their relationship in mind.

Hearing that, Harvey looked a bit sheepish. "No, no, charge whatever you're worth. The better you do, the happier I am.

I was just... feeling sorry for myself."

Mira couldn't be bothered to argue with him. "Alright, we all did pretty well. No one fell behind. Now we can focus on our next move."

"Right! The Live-Trading Challenge ends tomorrow. I wonder if we'll take first place?"

Harvey's excitement returned.

"Regardless, I think we made a killing."

Elara chimed in. "Exactly. My money multiplied by over ten times. We have to be in first place."

Notice she said 'we' instead of 'Mira.' She was clearly basking in the shared glory. Because she hadn't had enough capital to officially enter, she had just used a couple of hundred bucks to mirror Mira's trades.

"Not necessarily. We picked steady stocks, so our growth margins weren't astronomical.

Some of the upperclassmen made incredibly risky bets. If they got lucky, they could easily rank above us."

Mira analyzed objectively.

Harvey shrugged. "Whatever. We multiplied our initial capital so much that losing the prize money doesn't even matter. It was just practice anyway."

The initial prize pool had been funded by Mira and Harvey throwing in several thousand dollars each.

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