Chapter Four: The Two-Hundred-Million Medical

Becker objected loudest. Su asked him one question: “Who filed the May twenty-ninth route for your Gulfstream?” He went white. Wolff signed the revised deal at nine. He did not appoint Lu as his agent, but paid him a one-million-euro risk consultancy fee and authorized Su to investigate the flight. When the payment alert appeared, Lu's old debt suddenly looked very small. Kane handed him a drink. “How does it feel to earn more in one night than in three years?” “As if someone pushed the chips toward me on purpose.” Kane's phone rang. Ironbridge had accepted twelve million for Costa, but the buyer was not Crown. It was Real Imperium, on one condition: Lu must coordinate the transfer.