At first, the billion-dollar rewards for Roy Lewis were all properly reported, advanced, and then reimbursed to him from above.
But ever since he found out about Margareth's true identity, when he was in a good mood, he would give out US$ 683,400 instead of the supposed US$ 136,700 reward.
If everything went well the next day, he would whimsically add a zero to the reward he initially planned to give, which was a million dollars.
Of course, he couldn't report these inflated figures to his superiors.
Simply put, he reported slightly higher market prices to them and pocketed the difference as his own special treat for Margareth.
Now, when his uncle asked about this, he just made up an excuse.
"We know each other well, so he gave me a discount."
Kennedy Green was somewhat skeptical, "In this big data age with targeted pricing all over the internet, he chooses to take the opposite approach instead?"
