I Have an Agreement with Channing

Paige's apartment.

"Don't worry, I'll handle this."

Adam laughed.

We can't keep taking advantage of Cooper's Home all the time.

Appropriate feedback is necessary and polite.

"Do you have a solution?"

Missy exclaimed in surprise.

"It's actually very simple."

Adam explained, "I'll just have someone pretend to be a policeman and take him there. Sheldon may be afraid of strangers and bad guys, and he's afraid of everything, but as long as the person I find has proper identification, Sheldon will feel completely at ease."

"Damn! How come I didn't think of that?"

Missy slapped her forehead. "With Sheldon's robot-like brain, as long as you give him proper proof, he wouldn't even know if you sold him out."

"Hehe."

Adam couldn't help but laugh.

Sheldon always follows the rules in everything he does.

When receiving a letter, a receipt must be carefully signed by a person to complete the final step of postal delivery.

Buying a scalped ticket makes you worry that the seller might be a police entrapment operation.

From childhood to adulthood, I've always carried various cards in my wallet, such as Justice League membership cards, museum membership cards, and so on.

Later, when he couldn't fit so many cards in his hands, and to make room, most people would just throw them away. But he went to the trouble of calling to return the cards.

He would strictly adhere to any card that said 'This card must be carried with you at all times' and would carry it with him for the rest of his life.

When Howard and the others were talking about the Three Laws of Robotics, Sheldon suddenly wondered what it would be like to become a robot.

Howard and Rajesh said directly, "No need for later, you are now."

Then ask Sheldon using the Three Laws of Robotics.

All matched!

Rajesh joked, "I smell the machine!"

To deal with someone like Sheldon, Adam only needs to be ruthless; he can easily break Sheldon down.

With a little design, Sheldon can laugh and cry rhythmically.

Missy, with her unparalleled emotional intelligence, wasn't incapable of thinking of such ideas; rather, poverty limited her imagination.

This kind of job, where you suddenly need to hire someone and then forge documents within a specified time, requires a large sum of money; don't even think about it.

Only someone as approachable and down-to-earth as Adam could have thought of it immediately and used it with ease.

Thank you.

Missy thanked her.

"We're all good friends, don't be shy."

Adam smiled and said, "How have you been lately? School should have started by now, right?"

"Um."

When Missy thought about how Adam had helped her get into Wharton School of Business, most of her previous annoyance and complaints disappeared.

Wharton School of Business is the number one business school in the entire United States.

She would never have dared to imagine this before.

But now they entered with ease.

You should know that her SAT scores were abysmal.

She knew in her heart that even if Adam was a famous billionaire, someone like her couldn't do this without sufficient dedication.

However, she accepted it anyway.

She can't repay him now.

But she is confident that she can do it in the future.

She simply kept this gratitude in her heart.

"Wharton School of Business is in Philadelphia, not far from New York and New Jersey. Come visit sometime."

Adam said casually.

"Going over to play? Who should we talk to?"

When Missy heard this, the emotion she had gathered just now dissipated instantly. She rolled her eyes and said in a slightly mocking tone, "Are we looking for you? Or are we looking for Peggy?"

"Well."

Adam was speechless.

Missy had made such a statement about Georgie Jr. before, saying that he wanted to play with him, as if he had ulterior motives.

Why not look for him and instead look for Paige?

Adam glanced at Paige, who was ignoring him, and shook his head.

"Snort."

Missy scoffed, "I'm here in college with debt in my pocket, trying to learn some skills so I can work for you and pay it off. I don't have time for playing around. Go play? Do you think I'm Caroline Channing?"

"Hehe."

Adam couldn't help but laugh, "You know Caroline Channing too?"

He did not deny that Missy would work to earn money to pay off his debts in the future.

It's not that he's fixated on that.

With all the money he'd taken from the Cooper's Home, even if his investment in Georgie Jr.. went down the drain, it wouldn't matter. There was no need for Missy to be such a pitiful 007, working for him to pay off his debts.

But studying hard with a goal in mind is much better than playing American Pie in college, right?

Thinking of the Princeton University student who came to the hospital to collect evidence and then ran away, Adam secretly decided that he would give Missy a good reminder to be more careful later.

"We are at Wharton School of Business, where we learn about the game of business capital."

Missy complained, "Everyone knows that Miss Channing family has 800 million in personal trusts."

Many people come specifically because of her, hoping to build a connection with her.

They seek investment and sponsorship.

She's rich and wants to jump the queue to join her dad's foundation to earn more money.

Many people even wanted to woo her and become the son-in-law of the Channing family, hoping to rise to the top in one step, which would be more profitable than any business. Among them were young and handsome lecturers from business schools.

She has always been the brightest star at Wharton School of Business, frequently traveling between New York and Philadelphia, and often chartering planes to go on vacation abroad with her best friends.

She'll be graduating next year, and I wonder how many alumni will be moved to tears.

"You envy her?"

Adam played with flavor.

"Who wouldn't envy such a winner in life?"

Missy was very honest. "If I had that much money, I would buy whatever I wanted and play however I wanted!"

There will be opportunities in the future.

Adam encouraged him, "Georgie Jr.'s Dr. Tire Company has a bright future. With my investment and his management, plus your management, it will definitely become a big company. Then you won't have to rely on your dad and you can live that kind of life on your own. Wouldn't that be more fulfilling and satisfying?"

"It's true that it's more fulfilling, but is it more enjoyable?"

Missy hit the nail on the head. "Please, I'd struggle my whole life just to reach Caroline Channing's starting line, how could that be any better? Winning without lifting a finger is the best thing ever, okay?"

"..."

Adam's lips twitched.

These words were so real that they caused Adam to experience severe discomfort from his past life memories.

The TV series "Struggle" clearly portrays the truth.

Is the protagonist struggling?

Stop talking nonsense.

Did he succeed in the end?

Well, with the help of an official adoptive father and a suddenly appearing billionaire biological father, he tried hard but ultimately failed.

Then the protagonist, who was utterly hopeless, stopped pretending, laid his cards on the table, gave up on striving, and lived a carefree life as a second-generation official and a second-generation rich kid.

Those who truly strive often find their girlfriends stolen by their brothers and endure the harsh realities of society.

This is the norm.

If you could win without effort, who the hell would want to enjoy the joy of hard work?

Is striving truly joyful?

That's a misconception stemming from never having experienced the joys of a life of effortless success.

The real joy is winning effortlessly by spending real money!

"You know Caroline Channing too?"

Missy suddenly realized something.

"Right."

Adam smiled and said, "I have an agreement with her."

"Eek!"

Missy let out a disgusted sigh.

Adam: "..."

He wanted to explain, but suddenly realized there wasn't much to explain...