Within just a few hours, Jenny Hogwitz was eagerly anticipating the moment she would deliver $1 billion in cryptocurrency to Wanlong Pce.


    It was fair to say that her excitement was palpable. Throughout her life, she had managed payments for numerous families, but never had she felt such joy in making a payment as she did on this day.


    This surge of happiness stemmedrgely from Howard’s promise, which hade to fruition. As she navigated through a throng of reporters capturing her every move, Jenny felt a rush of exhration. In that moment, she envisioned herself transforming into the most respected and cherished wife and mother in the entire United States.


    Howard had indeed kept his word, showcasing the Rothschild family’s exceptional skill in shaping public perception.<fne83a> ?????? ???? f?ndnovel</fne83a>


    As Jenny made the monumental cryptocurrency transfer of 10 billion U.S. dors, several prominent U.S. news outlets began to provide extensive and in-depth coverage of the high-stakes kidnapping case.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The moment the news broke, it sent shockwaves across the nation. Initially, the public was taken aback by the gravity of the kidnapping situation, but soon the media shifted its attention to Jenny, leaving people even more astonished by this resilient older woman.


    Before long, the narrative of Jenny rescuing her husband and son became a trending topic across the country. Herposure, determination, and unwaveringmitment to her family, vividly disyed in front of the cameras, earned her widespread admiration from the American public.


    Meanwhile, when Charlie Wade received the news about the arrival of the one billion U.S. dors, he was en route to Heaven Springs. Steve Rothschild was hosting a banquet there and wanted to treat him to another meal before his departure, prompting Charlie to head to Antique Street and reach out to Zhou Liangyun, who was busy at the store.


    Inviting Zhou Liangyun to join Steve’s dinner was simply a strategic move to encourage Steve. Charlie Wade was well-acquainted with the general demeanor of the Rothschild family, which could be summed up in a few key traits: they were selfish, ruthless, and fundamentallycking in true contractual integrity.


    The most critical point to note was their weak adherence to the spirit of contracts, coupled with severe double standards.


    Typically, when a contract favored them, theirmitment to it was unwavering. They would demand every penny owed to them, even if the other party was destitute or on the brink of ruin, insisting on full repayment of both principal and interest.


    Conversely, if a contract did not serve their interests, they would actively seek ways to evade their obligations or find loopholes to nullify the agreement.


    From Charlie Wade’s experiences with them, he found that both Howard and Steve exhibited strikingly simr attitudes towards contracts.


    Thus, he felt it was essential to seize this opportunity and keep urging Steve to ensure he wouldn’t act recklessly upon his return to the United States.


    When Charlie Wade and Zhou Liangyun entered the private dining room, Steve, who had been waiting, was momentarily taken aback. However, he quickly grasped Charlie’s intention and stood up, saying with respect: “Mr. Wade, Mr. Zhou, please make yourselvesfortable!”


    Charlie nodded and courteously gestured to Zhou Liangyun: “Uncle Zhou, please, you go ahead.”