Godly Investor:A Hundred Trillion Dollars For Investment And Donations Chapter 81

Upon seeing the transaction went through, Everyone in the scene was absolutely dumbfounded.

Their jaws dropped and their eyes nearly popped out of their sockets. They couldn’t wrap their heads around the fact that the poor-looking kid had just casually dropped seven million dollars like it was pocket change.

"How is this possible?"

the senior lady stamred, her face as white as a sheet.

"Where on earth did a child get that kind of money?"

Her mind started racing with possibilities, each more outlandish than the last and she couldn’t co up with anything, seeing Ethan alone one could tell he doesn’t have 100 dollars but how co.

The man’s brow furrowed in shock, his eyes narrowing with suspicion as he gazed at Ethan.

"This doesn’t add up,"

he muttered under his breath. "There’s no way a kid from a normal family could have that much cash. He must be hiding sothing, sothing none of us had refused to open our eyes to see."

Suddenly, an idea hit him.

imdiately he exchanged a worried glance with the lady , the color draining from their faces.

’Oh my god,’

the senior lady whispered, her voice trembling.

’He must be from so super-rich family that we’ve never heard of or seen. And we just insulted him to his face!’

At that mont Panic gripped their hearts as they realized the gravity of their mistake.

They knew they had to do sothing, and fast. The senior lady plastered on a fake smile so wide, it looked like her face might crack.

" Handso looking young man with a bright future!"

She cooed, her voice dripping with false sincerity.

"We were just playing around earlier. Of course we knew you could afford the house! We never doubted you for a second."

The man imdiately nodded vigorously to what the lady just said, his head bobbing up and down like a dashboard ornant. "Absolutely! It was all in good fun, my friend. No hard feelings, right? all those advice I said earlier was just child play, I should be the one taking advice from you"

He clapped Ethan on the back, his hand shaking slightly.

Without being told he could tell the money to furnish the house could cost him a lot if not all of his money.

He started praying a miracle should happen.

Ethan raised an eyebrow, he was taken aback by their sudden change in attitude but he wasn’t bothered. "Uh, okay?"

he said, his voice calm as if he wasn’t bothered.

"If it’s because of the bet, that resulted in the sudden change in attitude."

He paused then said.

I wasn’t really interested in the bet anyway. I just wanted to prove to everyone that I could pay for the house, that’s all."

upon hearing what Ethan just said the senior lady and the man nearly collapsed with relief.

They gaze at each other, their eyes shining with newfound admiration and respect towards Ethan, they couldn’t believe after what they did and said he still didn’t take it to heart too much.

without wasting anymore ti the man Said.

"Of course, of course!"

the man exclaid, fishing in his pocket for a business card.

"Here, take this. If you ever need anything, anything at all, just give a call. We’d be honored to help you out, seeing how responsible you are. I would love to be of help to you soday."

Ethan took the card without hesitation, a bemused smile playing at the corners of his mouth. "Thanks, I guess. I’ll keep that in mind."

The senior lady clapped her hands together, her earlier disdain completely disappeared; she didn’t want to be left out.

"Well, let’s not waste any more ti! We should get started on the paperwork right away. Sir big boss, you’ll need to et with the estate manager to finalize everything."

Ethan didn’t say anything but he nodded.

Then they made their way to the manager’s office, the senior lady’s mind was already spinning with visions of the commission she would earn from this sale.

’Ten percent of seven million dollars,’

she thought, her eyes glazing over with excitents

’I’ll be rich soon!’

The manager, having been inford of the situation, greeted Ethan with the utmost respect. They sat down to discuss the details of the purchase, and the manager couldn’t help but pry a little into Ethan’s background.

"Will your family be staying with you, Mr Ethan?"

She asked, her voice smooth as silk. "We’d be happy to accommodate them as well, if we are the one going to be doing the furnishing we would love to know what they like, so we can co up with sothing Spectacular."

Ethan shook his head, with a bright smile on his face.

"Nah, it’s just . I chose this place because it’s close to my university. I’ll be living alone."

Upon hearing what Ethan just said the manager and the senior lady exchanged a shocked glance. "Living alone?"

the manager repeated, her eyebrows shooting up to her hairline.

"At your age? Your family must be extraordinarily wealthy to allow that."

Ethan just shrugged, not seeming to care about their words.

The manager, sensing an opportunity, leaned forward in her chair.

"You know, Sir Ethan, we also offer furnishing services and interior design just in case you don’t like the one in house."

She said, her voice as smooth as honey.

"We could help you decorate your new ho at a very reasonable price."

But Ethan waved her off, with a confident smile on his face. "Thanks, but no thanks. I’ve already got that covered."

The manager nodded, but she was a little disappointed but not wanting to push the issue any further.

She then turned to the senior lady, with a broad smile spreading across her face.

"Well, my dear, it looks like you’ve just made the sale of a lifeti!"

She exclaid, her voice booming with enthusiasm.

"Ten percent commission, a promotion, a raise in position! You’re moving up in the company."

Upon hearing what the boss just said, The senior lady’s face lit up like a Christmas tree.

She couldn’t believe her luck. Just a few minutes ago, she was ready to quit her job. but the kid didn’t take everything she said into heart, now she is on top of the world.

But just as she was about to say sothing, Ethan spoke up, his voice cutting through the air like a knife.

"Unfortunately, she’ll be resigning soon."