Someone praised Lynch for being very wealthy, and Lynch wanted to tell the Independent Party's chairman—
This amount of money really is nothing!
Of course, to maintain mutual decorum, he still expressed his thanks for the compliment with a smile.
Thank you, a word that's elegant and generous, leaving no room for criticism.
This left the Independent Party's chairman with an indescribable feeling, a bit uncomfortable.
It's like people in a small rural place fighting to become the village head, without knowing that beyond the village lies a larger world!
For the people of Lemar, they don't interact much with the outside world, so "world" for them is just always "the world," a literary term, not something that truly stands for anything!
Until this moment!
When Lynch mentioned his personal investment of fifteen million, equivalent to nearly a billion Yares, the Independent Party's chairman bitterly recognized the reality of the gap.
"So this investment..."
