Thea’s uncle was called Rigoberto Hills.
He was the only one doing business in the family.
His assets were several times more than that of the Callahans’.
Cyrus was Rigoberto’s only son.
After graduating college, he worked in his father’s company. In just a few years, he rose to become the general manager.
In another few years, he would be the one taking over the chairman’s position.
The rest of the Hills ingratiated themselves with Rigoberto’s family.
They did so because their family was generous. They would hand over money—no strings attached—as long as the Hills requested it.
The money he had lent out should total around a hundred million.
Rigoberto looked at the limited-edition red Ferrari in front of the villa and nodded. “Not bad. It’s worth twenty-eight million dollars and is considered a top luxury car. Is it yours, David?”
“Of course.”
David lifted his head.
He knew Cyrus’ family was wealthy. Every time he came to his grandmother’s house, he would be the subject of ridicule. Cyrus, in particular, looked down on him.
Now, he was finally able to lift his head before Cyrus.
“You got rich?” Cyrus glanced at David.
“Yes. Do you not know that my family has fifty percent of the Callahans’ shares? Have you not heard that Thea had taken over a company with a hundred million dollars and is now the boss? Not only that, we have a villa in Cansington’s Goodview Villa District worth hundreds of millions.”
“Oh?”
Cyrus was astonished.
He knew about the Callahans. How did they rise unnoticed?
Upon noticing Thea, he was stunned by her beautiful looks.
“Y-You’re my cousin, Thea?”
Thea nodded and greeted him, “Cyrus.”
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