Chapter 199
“Damn, who’s this dude? Why is he talking so big, throwing around five million like it’s nothing?”
“He’s bluffing, isn’t he?”
“If you’re going to brag, at least plan out something better.”
“Hey, he’s Lethan Warbane, the chairman of Riverland’s largest clothing factory. He’s worth at least 100
million!”
Hearing that, Sunny glared at the employees. At the same time, he couldn’t help but admire Carlisle.
Had Carlisle’s reputation grown to the point that Lethan himself came to visit?
Lethan walked over to Carlisle and looked at the shabby, cigarette–burnt second–hand couch. He
hesitated to sit down.
Carlisle smilingly asked, “Shall we move to a different place to talk?”
As Lethan came from a wealthy family and had been pampered since childhood, he naturally couldn’t stand the environment here.
Carlisle hadn’t thought this through. He should have arranged to meet at a cafe.
“Did you pick this couch up from a garbage dump?” Lethan finally sat down, albeit reluctantly.
If Carlisle, now a multi–millionaire, could sit on it, why couldn’t he?
Carlisle smiled and explained, “We didn’t have much money when we started, so having a couch to sit on was already good enough for us.”
Soon, Sunny came over with two cups of coffee for them.
Lethan blinked at Carlisle. “Have you considered what I said earlier?”
He was convinced that Carlisle’s business would definitely make money. Starting a game development company with five million wouldn’t be a bad idea.
“Starting a small studio is just a small–scale operation. It can make some money, but if you want to make big money, forget it. If you really want to invest, I don’t mind!” Carlisle grinned.
“I won’t invest, then. I’ll stick with you and explore other business opportunities. Tell me about the thing you mentioned on the phone earlier!”
Lethan took out a box of high–end cigarettes from his pocket and lit a stick. “You’re still young, so I won’t offer you a smoke.”
“Build a greenhouse and get into aquaculture!” Carlisle uttered just seven words.
Lethan’s hand that held the lighter froze for a moment. He didn’t light it and left the lighter and the cigarette on the table.
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With a puzzled expression, he asked, “The aquaculture market is already saturated. Isn’t getting into aquaculture a dead end? Besides, Riverland has a unique climate. We don’t need greenhouses at all.”
“What if we have heavy snow this winter?” Carlisle stared at Lethan with a sly smile.
Lethan was left speechless.
What if? How could there be so many “what–ifs“?
The probability of it being one in ten thousand could be completely ignored.
Besides, even if it snowed heavily, it was unlikely to pierce through the bottom of the lake, right?
The water had different temperatures in different seasons.
In summer, the temperature at the bottom of the water was lower than the surface temperature, allowing fish to move at the bottom.
By winter, the temperature at the bottom of the water was higher than the surface temperature. Even if the lake froze over, fish could still live at the bottom as long as it wasn’t frozen through.
The aquatic ecosystem wouldn’t be greatly affected.
Carlisle could tell that Lethan was speechless. It was as if he had just pulled Lethan over for a joke.
Carlisle blew gently on his coffee and took a sip once it had cooled a bit.
“Sometimes, I really wonder if you’re an adult who came back to your youthful days. I’ve lived for over 30 years and have never seen a university student as mature as you!” Lethan exclaimed.
without getti
After waiting for so long an explanation from Carlisle, Lethan felt somewhat frustrated.
Carlisle was even leisurely sipping his coffee, looking so mature and composed that it was almost.
unbelievable.
Taking another sip of his coffee, Carlisle put the cup down and pretended to be mysterious as he asked, Do you know what geomancy is?”
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With a puzzled expression, he asked, “The aquaculture market is already saturated. Isn’t getting into aquaculture a dead end? Besides, Riverland has a unique climate. We don’t need greenhouses at all.”
“What if we have heavy snow this winter?” Carlisle stared at Lethan with a sly smile.
Lethan was left speechless.
What if? How could there be so many “what–ifs“?
The probability of it being one in ten thousand could be completely ignored.
Besides, even if it snowed heavily, it was unlikely to pierce through the bottom of the lake, right?
The water had different temperatures in different seasons.
In summer, the temperature at the bottom of the water was lower than the surface temperature, allowing
fish to move at the bottom.
By winter, the temperature at the bottom of the water was higher than the surface temperature. Even if the lake froze over, fish could still live at the bottom as long as it wasn’t frozen through.
The aquatic ecosystem wouldn’t be greatly affected.
Carlisle could tell that Lethan was speechless. It was as if he had just pulled Lethan over for a joke.
Carlisle blew gently on his coffee and took a sip once it had cooled a bit.
“Sometimes, I really wonder if you’re an adult who came back to your youthful days. I’ve lived for over 30 years and have never seen a university student as mature as you!” Lethan exclaimed.
After waiting for so long without getting an explanation from Carlisle, Lethan felt somewhat frustrated.
Carlisle was even leisurely sipping his coffee, looking so mature and composed that it was almost
unbelievable.
Taking another sip of his coffee, Carlisle put the cup down and pretended to be mysterious as he asked, ” Do you know what geomancy is?”
