Chapter 2003 The Governor’s Son

Miru understood Fanny’s reason for not representing the Harrowdale Hidens.

However, Fanny must have resorted to many ways to pool together several hundred million dollars to support Kaze.

Fanny may be associated with the Harrowdale Hidens, but due to Jared’s career, they did not make much money.

“Thank you, Aunt Fanny.”

Miru took the card without another word.

With a balance of 300 million dollars in the black card, Miru made an investment in Rove’s shares.

Compared to the billions Mason invested, the 300 million dollars was just a drop in the bucket. Heck, the money would not make a splash in Rove’s shares.

However, the black card was linked to a corporate account under the Harrowdale Hidens.

Hence, once the funds entered the market, the Harrowdale Hidens would acquire Rove’s shares, sending the established financial institutions into a frenzy.

Sam, a national powerhouse, had influence over individual investors.

On the other hand, a wealthy family like the Harrowda