Triplets on Secret Mission novel Chapter 905

Chapter 905

Chapter 905

’Tony,’ Sean shouted coldly.

’Yes!"

Tony immediately pushed open the office door and nodded respectfully.' Mr. Anderson, what can I do for you?'

Sean ordered, "Contact Xesxia University and tell them that the Anderson Corporation is willing to donate 50 million dollars to them, provided that they let me audit Joye's class."

’Huh?"

Tony said incredulously with his mouth agape, "Mr. Anderson, you are going to donate 50 million dollars just to audit Ms. May's class?"

"Any problems?"

Sean glanced at him coldly.

Tony suddenly broke out in a cold sweat and hurriedly responded, "Of course not!"

Yet Tony felt Sean was burning money.

After all, Sean earned money by working hard.

So Tony was unwilling to see Sean splash money.

But Tony knew that no one could make Sean change his mind.

Tony had to obey the order.

Ten minutes later, the landline rang in the principal's office of Xesxia University.

Hearing the ringing, the principal, who was taking care of school affairs with his reading glasses, put aside his work to answer the phone.

When he knew Tony's identity, the principal asked politely, "Mr. Hill, do you need me for something?"

Tony passed on Sean's words on the other end of the line.

As the principal heard that the Anderson Corporation was going to donate 50 million dollars to the school, his wrinkled eyes widened and lit up.

"The Anderson Corporation will donate 50 million dollars to our school?"

The principal asked in shock.

"Yes." Tony nodded. "But only if you arrange a seat for Mr. Anderson in Joye's classroom, and it should be a little more secluded. Don't let her find out, okay?"

"No problem! Please convey my gratitude to Mr. Anderson for his generous donation to our school! On behalf of all the students and faculty, I would like to express my most sincere respect to Mr. Anderson. Please don't worry. I will make all the arrangements properly."

The old principal's heart jumped into his throat.

That's 50 million dollars!

Not to mention arranging a seat, even if Sean wanted to audit for ten years or even a hundred years, the principal would agree.

Tony laughed and said with satisfaction, "Then it's a deal. Have a good day, bye."

After saying that, the phone was hung up.

The principal stood still and took a deep breath. He still couldn't believe that the Anderson Corporation was willing to donate 50 million dollars to the school.