Married a Secret Billionaire

The data they received was a mess. Both of them stared at it, wide-eyed, as if a lightning bolt had struck, leaving

their minds blank.

"What's happening?" Graham asked Sophia, his voice trembling.

Equally bewildered, Sophia struggled to form a coherent response.

"We bought those two mines for 750,000,000 dollars! 750,000,000 dollars!" Graham shouted. "Weren't they

supposed to increase in value? How did they plummet to 240,000,000 dollars now?"

"I... I don't know." Sophia's face turned pale. "This is impossible! I've been tracking mineral prices, and these two

mines in Cumulus City were on an upward trend. They were supposed to be a safe investment!"

"But look at it now!" Graham's lips quivered, sweat beads forming on his forehead. "Sophia, I took a 750,000,000-

dollar loan from the bank for this! I owe the bank hundreds of millions now, not to mention the interest!"

"Graham, don't panic!" Sophia tried to reassure him. "Fat Lawler got us into this. I'll talk to him... We'll figure it out."

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Before the scheduled time, Graham and Sophia waited in the restaurant suite. Graham had the hotel manager

a feast featuring the hotel's signature dishes for their meeting

noticed the chilling look in his eyes. Fat Lawler's gaze was akin to a

a mouse, and Graham and Sophia were

too kind," Fat Lawler said as he sat down, eyeing the spread of dishes. "No need

can't handle alcohol.

"Fat Lawler, I—"

finish, Fat Lawler waved him off to stop him from speaking. "I know. This is about

She's on her way here and will arrive

up and assisted Fat Lawler with food, trying to win his favor. "I've asked

favor, and he won't let anything happen to

schemes.

Lawler, we also came today with another matter in

feigned ignorance. "Well, go

and Sophia exchanged glances and hesitated for a moment. Finally, Graham spoke up. "It's

You must be aware that they've plummeted from 750,000,000

Fat Lawler smirked, his gaze darkening as it settled

investment game, aren't you? Heh, do you need a lesson in market risks from

"But—"