The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 1226

Lysander didn’t respond, his attention seemingly glued to the contract in his hands.

Ethan didn’t get an immediate answer, but the rustle of papers through the receiver was a dead giveaway-Lysander was scrutinizing the document.

Undeterred, Ethan continued, “I took your advice and jacked up the prices on those old Crawley Group computers. The market’s dead-nobody’s biting. We’re sitting on a mountain of stock. The Crawley Group’s taken a hit of several million-just like that. Our stocks plummeted in a matter of days, investors bleeding cash left and right.”

But of course, the real kicker was two hundred thousand Bruce’s family had sunk in-they were seeing red, not a dime back in sight!

Lysander was playing a dangerous game, a gambit that threatened to starve not just one fish but the entire pond.

This was collateral damage at its most classic.

Ethan had truly gone the extra mile to put Bruce in a tight spot.

And all of it orchestrated by Lysander’s guiding hand.

market at the original price or roll out a sale-either way, they’ll sell. Add the sales from your spanking new smartphone line, and in ten days, you’ll triple what you’ve lost this week. Stocks will bounce back. And that half a billion from Sinclair? Icing on the cake. You’re about to pull a rabbit out of the hat with billions to spare.

voice filled the space.

the stock market eating out of your hand, playing it with such finesse. In less than a fortnight, you’ve lined my pockets with billions. If only

a tone of genuine admiration for

Starhaven business elite, a

a stake in the Crawley

with Lysander on the golf course, following a round where Bruce had

Bruce’s family had departed, Lysander approached Ethan

moon about it. Lysander hadn’t even

dip in Crawley Group’s stock, Ethan was taken aback. Wouldn’t that

Ethan to draft a contract for the Sinclair Group’s massive investment in

delay, Ethan set to work on the contract, following Lysander’s command to the letter-overstocking computers and watching as

have agreed to such a risky move. A wrong turn and his company

this was Lysander’s idea-a man who never went wrong in the