It was already ten in the night when Jack got a room to stay in. It was inside a five-star hotel called Chida. Jack had checked into a presidential suite and it cost him a total $6,300 a night.
Just like always, there was income that came from the daily sales of the grocery department. Although the money that is earned from the sales weren't sent to his account, at the end of the day, it is still multiplied by the system.
After the money is multiplied by a hundred times, the system would leave the original amount that was earned in the grocery department accounts. As for the balance of the multiplied, it is all sent to his current account.
{Flyers' Bank Savings Account Balance is $512,432,489.}
This was his current balance after paying the cost of staying in the suite for a whole week. Jack wanted to use this week to stabilize things here and expand if possible.
