Wilbur was soon dumbfounded.


    Faye covered her mouthughing and said, "I told you not yet, but you still insisted."


    Wilbur looked awkward. He silently got off the sofa and drank some tea.


    Faye chuckled and got up. She grabbed a nket to cover her body. She smiled


    and said, "Let''s do it after I''ve recovered. We don''t have to rush it."


    "Alright." He could not do anything else.


    He sighed and sipped tea. Then, he said, "Let''s talk business."


    "Tell me," she said.


    "How much money does Cape Consortium have right now?"


    "Do you mean in assets or cash flow?"


    "I mean mobile cash."


    Faye did not look happy.


    "What''s wrong?" asked Wilbur.


    Faye looked at Wilbur and replied slowly, "Previously, we invested in Woods Corporate, we developed the business circle of Cape Consortium, and Everest Foreign Trade in Freeca. Our investment surpassed billions of dors.


    Wilbur nodded.


    "We are starting to make profit, and it''s looking good for the long term. Cape Consortium also has twenty billion in cash assets."


    "That''s great," he said.


    However, she frowned and said, "But a problem appeared in our investment a month ago."


    "What is it?"


    Wilbur was surprised because Faye never made mistakes in investments. He trusted her unconditionally.


    She frowned hard and said, "It''s an investment in Gin City. I used the twenty billion dors we gained in that investment, but I didn''t expect a problem to arise. The cash assets of the enterprise are running low."


    "What kind of problem is it?"


    Wilbur got serious too because twenty billion dors was not a small amount.


    "It was a techpany with a promising future. We also conducted on-site inspections and found that there were no problems with the factory, qualifications, and operation and management. After several group meetings, everyone agreed to invest."


    "If there are no disagreements, what is the problem?" asked Wilbur while frowning.


    Faye sighed and replied, "We''ve been scammed."


    "Huh?" asked Wilbur while looking shocked.


    She looked at him and frowned. She looked very worried.


    He instantly said, "It''s alright. Problems ur, and Cape Consortium won''t shut down, so it''s fine."


    She sighed and said, "You can say that, but it''s still because I made a mistake as the CEO."


    "Tell me what happened," he said while drinking tea.


    She gathered her thoughts and said, "ording to our investigation afterward, the CEO of the techpany, Leander Louve, was a professional con man. He had a group of professional scammers working for him. Thatpany also invested hundreds of millions, had all the procedures, and had been running for more than a year. It looks like there are no problems on the surface. The research topic is also a national-level support project, but just after we invested twenty billion dors, Leander Louve disappeared with the money."


    "Is that so?" he asked with shock.


    She nodded and replied, "We immediately went to thepany in Gin City. Thepany was still there, and so were the employees. However, the executives and the CEO, Leander, were missing. Thepany ount was left penniless. We realized we had been scammed, and we reported the case immediately. But ording to the clues, Leander, whose real name is Lou Harlem, has left the nation and is probably in Westeria now."


    Wilbur fell into deep thought after hearing that.


    It was clearly a pre-nned scam.


    A group of professional crooks invested heavily to create a techpany with all the procedures in ce, and it also operated and developed as a normalpany.


    However, they immediately ran away after receiving arge amount of money. They made enough money to livefortably for a lifetime, and they got away with it.


    They were high-end scammers. They probably targeted Cape Consortium too. Lou Harlem would deserve what wasing when he scammed Wilbur.