In short, Harrison Clark is now wealthy.
Although he is not on par with billionaire tycoons, it is only a matter of time before his personal net worth breaks into eight digits.
Recently, the growth of housing prices has slowed and begun to decline gently, so Harrison is in no rush to buy a house.
Even if he wanted to, the better choice is to wait until he has more money, so he can buy a luxury house in one go. The money he has now is not enough.
Moreover, he doesn't have any immediate consumption desires. Withdrawing money from the company account to his personal account would also require paying taxes, so he decides to leave all the money to the company to maintain daily expenses and prepare for the next expansion.
With the company growing so rapidly, Harrison, who originally intended to be a hands-off boss, has no choice but to get busy.
