Charlie Wade surprises Bernard Elno with a bold proposition for repayment. Elno offers his heavily invested Baima Island, complete with a 99-year lease and additional funds for upkeep, as a gesture of gratitude. However, Charlie shrewdly dismisses the island as “recyclable waste,” forcing Elno into a more substantial concession.
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Millionaire Son In Law Chapter 7307
“To show your appreciation?”
Bernard Elno’s heart was pounding. Even though he had already guessed Charlie’s motive, he still asked nervously, “How do you want me to express this?”
Charlie said: “You decide for yourself.”
Bernard Elno suddenly became worried, thinking to himself: “Charlie asked me to find out for myself, what should I do? You can’t ask me to give him 10 billion or 800 million US dollars in return? He has already made so much money from selling me rejuvenation pills, how could I possibly have so much money to give him?”
He thought for a moment, “Once this incident is exposed, the future of Baima Island will likely be very bleak. After all, dozens of people have died on this island. What guest wouldn’t think twice before visiting?”
So, he made a decision, gritted his teeth, and said to Charlie, “Mr. Wade, our group invested 700 million US dollars and spent several years building White Horse Island. It has only recently been put into operation. Since you and your family enjoy vacationing in the Maldives, I would love to give this island to you! As a small token of my gratitude!”
After saying that, he was afraid that Charlie would feel inadequate, so he quickly added, “Don’t worry, I’ve signed a 99-year lease agreement with the Maldives for this island. I’ll pay the 99-year lease in one lump sum, and invest another 100 million US dollars in Baima Island for future maintenance and upgrades to ensure you and your family can enjoy the best holiday experience here anytime, anywhere. What do you think?”
Charlie snorted and laughed twice, then asked him, “Mr. Elno, you’re truly generous. An island where dozens of people died and which will soon be known worldwide for its terrorist attacks. You’re giving it to me. Does this count as recyclable waste?”
Bernard Arno suddenly felt embarrassed.
Charlie’s words were right on target. Although a total of US$700 million had been invested in the island, most of that US$700 million remained unclaimed.
For example, when they reclaim land and expand the island’s territory, not a single cent of money can be taken.
Regarding all the hardware on the island, even though a lot of money has been spent, there’s really no way to recover its value if you want to recycle it. Because if the hardware were dismantled from the Maldives and then recycled, the business logic would be almost as absurd as spending a hundred dollars to make counterfeit dollars.