All four survivors were tempted at once. Little Claire asked herself whether she would agree if she were in their shoes. Of course she would. What a stupid question. Other than people who had never been beaten down by society, who didn't know the importance of money?
How did that saying go again? Money wasn't everything, but without money, nothing was possible.
"Why us four? Is there something special about us?"
Though the red-haired woman wanted the hundred thousand dollars, she still asked warily, "Also, where's your production crew? Which TV station are you with?"
"You're naturally special. Like us, you four are lucky survivors who escaped today."
Andrew said, "I want to see whether your luck will continue. Also, this isn't a TV program. It's my own program."
Everyone was puzzled. "Your own program?"
"That's right, my own program. More precisely, it's one of my research projects. After filming it, I plan to show it at school and let the professors evaluate it."
Andrew said, "Two hundred thousand dollars for an interesting research project is well worth it to me. If you four aren't willing, I'll find someone else. Everyone happens to be here."
Rich kids really were willful.
The four of them cursed inwardly at the same time. After thinking it over, they all agreed. Andrew nodded in satisfaction and said, "Very good. I'll rent a warehouse near the hospital. You can wait inside. Once I'm ready, I'll come find you immediately."
"While you wait, you can order food, drinks, even entertainment. As long as it's under a thousand dollars, I'll reimburse you."
"If you leave midway, it'll count as withdrawing from the program. There won't be another chance to make up for it."
"Lastly, leather-jacket guy, stop looking at me like I'm some sucker. I may be