"Boss, all the funds are invested. We bought a total of 461 million shares..."
The stockbroker on the other end sounded somewhat relieved. They could finally breathe easy; nothing had gone wrong after all.
He didn't even dare imagine what would happen to him if they had made a mistake.
"What did that work out to per share?" Gu Sheng rubbed his temples, his head still a little groggy.
He had to admit, the Big Tycoon KTV Thirteen Sisters had set up was pretty fun. Mainly because the girls there were fun.
Gu Sheng had spent two days straight there and drunk a little too much.
He turned to glance at the bed. Several arms stuck out from under the covers-he couldn't even tell how many-making it look like the Thousand-Armed Guanyin.
"One dollar thirty..."
"Good work. Don't worry, you'll get your rewards." Gu Sheng had originally expected a dollar fifty. Now each share had cost twenty cents less.
For 460 million shares, that meant over ninety-two million in cash.
Gu Sheng did some mental calculations and decided to distribute the odd change as bonuses.
The odd change after the ninety-two million.
But Gu Sheng wasn't stingy. He would give them another million for tea.
Those few hundred thousand were their bonus. That was how bargaining worked.
The red envelopes Gu Sheng gave them were because he was generous. That was a separate matter.
After hanging up, Gu Sheng first swallowed some Liuwei Dihuang Pills, then sat there thinking that it was time to rescue Zhang Zhaohe.
A man had to keep his word. Since he had promised He Qing, he would certainly get the man out.
Gu Sheng reckoned that once Zhang Zhaohe was rescued and they held a press conference, Hong Kong Island Development Limited's share price would