At this moment, Helena posed a thought-provoking question: “What does Disney on the moon signify for you? While one hundred billion dors spent on these ventures could buy nearly anything, it can’t restore your health.”


    Following this, Helena continued, “If Mr. Rothschild were to prioritize his family over himself, he could save this money and invest it into the family’s future. This investment could lead to significant development, and perhaps one day, your descendants might erect a monument in your honor.”


    Howard felt a sharp pain in his abdomen. He instinctively covered his midsection, gesturing with his hands as he murmured, “Please… don’t say that… Since this is a deal… you can name a price… then I… I can negotiate, and I’ll propose a… price that’s feasible.”


    With determination, he extended five fingers and dered: “Fifty billion U.S. dors! That’s my limit! Anything beyond that, even if my health improves, would leave me feeling mentally burdened. The thought of spending hundreds of billions in this manner would likely rob me of happiness in myter years…”


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    There are those who, despite being poor, exhibit generosity without wealth.


    Conversely, some individuals be increasingly stingy once they acquire wealth.


    Some assert that health cannot be purchased with money.


    Others believe that when health bes prohibitively expensive, it might be better to forfeit it altogether.


    Howard’s perspective on this matter was mixed,prised of both truth and falsehood.<fn6c97> Get full chapters from f?ndnovel</fn6c97>


    The falsehood lies in his deep desire to regain his health. After all, he had lived a wise life, only to suffer a stroke that left him in this condition—a disparity too vast to ignore.


    However, the truth is that he simply could not fathom spending $100 billion to reim his health.


    Facing the reality of his situation, he thought it absurd to die from a stroke. The cost of remaining bedridden seemed far less than that of recovery. At that moment, he couldn’t shake the thought that he might as well save a hundred billion dors by staying in bed.


    In truth, Helena didn’t actually desire such an exorbitant sum from him.


    ording to Charlie Wade’s psychological pricing, one or two billion dors would suffice. After all, the goal here isn’t solely profit but to leverage Howard and his son Steve.


    Currently, Charlie Wade had introduced a new requirement: the AI model developed by the Child family. Therefore, her target price today was set at 10 billion dors, along with aplete AI model. Meeting this condition would be considered a sess.


    However, she understood that Charlie Wade had entrusted her with these negotiations, but she couldn’tmunicate with Howard based on his bottom line—she needed to secure as many benefits as possible for Charlie Wade.


    Looking at Howard, she spoke calmly: “Mr. Rothschild, let’s be clear. What I seek is not just cash; I also want the AI model that the Rothschild family has invested in.”


    “Thus, my final offer consists of 50 billion U.S. dors in cash, plus aplete replica of that AI model!”


    “You will need to send your team to Northern Europe to create an exact duplicate of the AI model for me, ensuring that both the hardware and software are indistinguishable. Moreover, I require simultaneous updates and upgrades for my version.”


    “In other words, whatever version you roll out in Silicon Valley, my version in Northern Europe should be updated to match within an hour at most.”


    “Additionally, all knowledge bases in the AI model must be fully synchronized.”


    “And you must maintain this system for me without interruption over the next 20 years.”


    Upon hearing this, Howard became visibly anxious and eximed, “That AI model… it’s currently under scrutiny by the U.S. Department of Defense… and itsmercial prospects… are quite expansive… in the future. Its valuation could reach no less than 100 billion U.S. dors. When integrated with other industries, its added value might be… even more incalcble… Your Majesty, you… are simply harboring delusional dreams!”