Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 3745
Please read this chapter to follow the unfolding narrative.
- Charlie negotiates compensation for 15,000 captives.
- Sayid requests additional concessions for land and rent.
- An annual offer of 100,000 tons of wheat is made to address a crucial need.
Charlie looked at Sayid and said with a smile, “Look, isn’t this also good?”
Sayid pursed his lips in silence for a moment, and then asked, “What about the captives?”
Charlie laughed: “This is simple, Joseph pays you compensation of ten thousand dollars per person, fifteen thousand people, that’s one hundred and fifty million dollars, with this money, it’s enough for you to expand the size of your army properly, and at the same time upgrade the weaponry.”
Joseph even thought that this matter would require more than one billion dollars to be settled, but he did not expect Charlie to promise the other party 150 million dollars.
Sayid obviously also has some disappointment, he also knows that Joseph is very rich, and has been thinking about whether to take this opportunity.
A fierce knock on Joseph, but 150 million dollars this amount, the less not less, but say more, is really not much.
So, he coughed twice and said: “Mr. Wade, the amount of $150 million, is not a little less? In addition, let us give a hundred square kilometers of land to the Cataclysmic Front.”
“The Cataclysmic Front must more or less give some rent, right? Otherwise, we can’t explain to the people ……”
Charlie said generously: “Let’s do it this way Sayid, you go back and talk to your leaders, in addition to the 150 million dollars of compensation, after you allocate the land to the Cataclysmic Front, the Cataclysmic Front will give you another 100,000 tons of wheat every year!”
“Isn’t it too convenient for you to buy grain? I happen to have my own shipping company, when the time comes, I will purchase grain in China and deliver and serve you directly to your port.”
Charlie knew that for Sayid as well as their leaders, the problem at hand was more than war, and it was a basic livelihood.
Originally, they were the only grain exporter in the Middle East, but the ongoing war had led to a steady decline in their grain production, and the shortage of grain had become a big problem for them.