Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 7535 Five Hundred Million US Dollars Flow In.
Steve was now completely under Charlie’s control, and he was actually content to be played by him. To Steve, Charlie held the power not only to influence whether he would inherit the Rothschild family leadership but also to determine how long he could hold that position.
Put simply, Charlie could extend his lifespan.
But what if he could secure two Rejuvenation Pills from Charlie?
Wouldn’t that mean he could enjoy that power for over fifty years?
Of course, if he really held the position for more than fifty years, his son would certainly be furious. But that didn’t matter. At worst, he could simply bypass his son and pass the role on to his grandson instead. His son had been born with a silver spoon in his mouth and would enjoy a life of wealth and prestige regardless; whether he became the head of the family or not wouldn’t affect his comfortable lifestyle.
Meanwhile, Wu Yongzhen had been thinking about Rachel’s upcoming meeting with Steve ever since he learned of her visit. He hoped she would gather more insider information so he could seize the opportunity to make a fortune.
He wasn’t short on money, but after experiencing the ease of making a profit through insider trading, he had become addicted—much like a gambler.
Many billionaires are lured into gambling by casinos not because they genuinely lack funds, but because casinos use tricks to open a new world to them—a world where one can get rich without working.
For those tycoons, earning fifty million used to require begging, acting subserviently, and even living in constant fear. But when they sat in the casino’s VIP room, they could make the same amount of money in just a few rounds. Not only did they not have to work hard, beg, or take risks, but they were also treated like super VIPs by the casino. After making that kind of money, the prospect of leaving the casino and returning to their previous business dealings made their old lives feel unworthy of a human being.
Casinos exploited this psychology, constantly setting traps for the wealthy, getting them hooked on that feeling, and then reaping huge profits from them.
After making 50 million, he wanted to make another 50 million, but unexpectedly, he lost the initial 50 million all at once. That sense of loss only made him more obsessed, hoping to invest more and recoup his entire principal plus interest.
Wu Yongzhen was the same way.
In the past, making money had always been a nerve-wracking experience, fraught with the fear that Victoria might discover his involvement in insider trading within the Left Army Commander’s Residence.
However, making money using confidential information about crude oil on that previous occasion had been truly thrilling, fast, and satisfying—an experience like no other.
That was why he was so eager for a second chance to sit at that table.
That night, Robert and Rachel were scheduled to stay at a hotel owned by the Rothschild family.
However, Rachel remained adamant about abstaining from sexual intimacy before marriage, so Steve arranged two separate rooms for them.