Two hundred thousand.
"I'll pay for the regular membership seat."
Laurent speaks extremely fast.
"Notify me immediately once the first phase of construction is completed."
Su Wei pinched the rough edge of the paper with his fingers.
This thin piece of paper represents the further expansion of wealth.
tonight.
Charles's 350,000, plus Laurent's 220,000.
A total of US$570,000 in huge profits.
This is the profit model of high-end clubs: packaging irreplaceable scarcity as a commodity for sale.
"Keep communication open."
Su Wei put the check into his left pocket alone.
Then he turned and strode towards the heavy, carved solid wood door of the private room.
He pulled the doorknob.
The corridor lights streamed in.
On both sides of the long corridor outside the door, the restaurant manager and seven or eight waiters in the Chart Room stood ramrod straight.
The moment Su Wei stepped out of the threshold.
They all bent down in unison, performing a standard 90-degree bow.
Su Wei walked steadily without bowing his head.
He walked down the long corridor and through the carpeted hall.
Reaching the gate, I forcefully pushed open the heavy, windproof glass door.
call.
The biting blizzard, carrying icy air, slammed directly into my chest.
The temperature in the Town of Kodiak had already dropped below minus twenty-two degrees Celsius at night.
The snow on both sides of the street had piled up to a height of ten centimeters, and the dim streetlights swayed in the wind and snow.
Su Wei exhaled a long, stale breath.
The warm air instantly turned into a cloud of white mist as it left the mouth, and was then torn apart by the gale.
The lungs inhale the biting cold air, and the mind becomes extremely clear.
He trudged through the ankle-deep snow toward the black Raptor pickup truck parked on the street corner.
The tactical boots crunched through the snow with a crisp cracking sound.
I opened the heavy car door, stepped onto the running board, and sat in the driver's seat.
He slammed the car door shut behind him.
The interior of the carriage was like an icebox, with cold and hard leather seats.
Su Wei inserted the car key with the bear head pendant into the ignition hole and turned it forcefully.
boom.
The snow-enhanced V6 twin-turbocharged engine roared wildly.
The car body vibrated slightly in place.
The pointer on the dashboard reached the top and then fell back down, with the electronic indicator lights illuminating one by one.
Su Wei turned the heating system knob on the center console to its maximum.
He took his hands off the steering wheel and reached into the pockets on either side of his suit jacket.
He took out all the checks.
Press the switch for the reading light on the roof.
The light shone on the leather seat in the passenger seat.
Dark and light-colored checks were laid out side by side, with the amounts of three hundred thousand, fifty thousand, two hundred thousand, and twenty thousand written on them.
The total amount is US$570,000.
Su Wei leaned back in his seat.
Including the more than 2.8 million in the account.
Total funds have once again exceeded three million.
This is enough to push the construction speed of the Polar Territory to the extreme.
Purchase R50 insulation material, order an extreme cold-resistant diesel generator set, and order bulletproof floor-to-ceiling windows.
The huge expenditures were thus supported.
A real crisis is emerging.
All 570,000 were bank checks with genuine signatures and payees.
Cashing the money at the bank will immediately generate a record of fund inflow.
The item is club membership fees.
Once the money is in the personal account, the IRS's monitoring system will sound an alarm tomorrow morning.
The Wilderness Club is currently just a concept and does not exist in the state business system at all.
The collection of exorbitant service fees by a non-existent organization was deemed a serious case of tax fraud.
Offending the IRS can result in all your assets being frozen and liquidated.
Su Wei's fingers tapped the edge of the steering wheel.
It must be legalized.
Before sunrise, establish the club's legal framework.
Having a company bank account allows this money to be deposited as an early-stage investment and used to offset infrastructure expenses.
A slight warmth emanated from the air conditioner vent.
Su Wei reached out his right hand and took the cell phone from the center console.
Slide to unlock.
Open your browser.
Tap the on-screen keyboard with your finger and enter the term in the search bar.
State of Alaska, Anchorage: Expedited company registration, 24-hour tax agent.
Press the search button.
The page refreshed rapidly.
The link will redirect.
Su Wei's gaze swept quickly across the first three ad pages, filtering them out.
It remained on the fourth search result.
Polaris Corporate Services specializes in business compliance in the Arctic, offering 24/7 express business license processing and handling complex, large-scale tax filings.
The office is located in Anchorage's downtown financial district.
He clicked the green dial icon in the bottom right corner of the page.
The system redirects to the dialer interface.
Press the call button with your thumb.
The signal penetrated the wind and snow of Kodiak Island and was transmitted through the base station.
The phone was held close to the ear.
Beep beep.
The bell rang twice.
The line is connected.
A male voice with a professional, stereotypical tone came out, accompanied by the sound of keyboard typing in the background.
"Good evening."
"This is Polaris Corporate Services. I'm Harris, the night shift partner. How can I help you?"
Su Wei watched the snowflakes falling outside the car window.
"Prepare to draft the highest-level expedited contract."
Su Wei spoke into the microphone.