If it was her parents or friends at other schools who encouraged Mihi so much, she probably wouldn't have touched her much, but Locke was different.

As Locke made Sheldon Jr. cry many times, Mishi also knew that Locke's IQ was even higher than Sheldon Jr.'s.

And Locke's career is very big, she never imagined that she, a member of a white family, would have the opportunity to meet the top billionaires in the United States and become good friends.

So Locke's words have a lot of weight here in Mihi, and after listening to Locke's analysis, she couldn't help but be overjoyed, and asked, "Then what do you think I should do?" ”

"If you work hard, I will help you get a letter of recommendation, and it will not be a problem to go to college, and the future will be more promising." Locke smiled and said, "If you want, you can come and work for me after graduating from college." ”

After finishing speaking, Locke looked at the indignant little Sheldon again, and said in a flicker:

"Sheldon, as Mihi's older brother, don't you want Mishi to be better? You're twins, and if she succeeds, wouldn't it be more indicative of your excellence? ”

"I didn't think about that." Little Sheldon was stunned for a moment when he heard this, and frowned:

"Theoretically, we have the same genes, I'm so good, even if all the nutrients are absorbed by me, Mihi's talent should be above the average of ordinary people."

Mary didn't think that Mihi would have any outstanding talent, and her original expectation for Mihi was not to be pregnant unmarried and become a single mother or something, and she didn't believe how much Mihi could achieve in her career.

She was happy that Locke said he was willing to help Mihi go to college and was willing to ask her to work.

Can the job assigned by Locke be ordinary, even if it is a random position, it is many times better than she imagined before.

So she looked at Locke, "Are you really willing to help Mihi?" ”

"The premise is that she works hard enough, and she can't just mess around in school, and her grades are at least passable, so I can help." Locke reaffirmed the premise.

To be honest, Locke does think that Mihi is a very talented person, and he knows the roots, and if he is willing to work hard, he will definitely be able to cultivate according to his cronies.

The only pity is that Mihi's math is really not very good.

When she first heard that she was paid for doing the experiment, she asked for half the money, and George lied to her that it was only $7.5 (actually three hundred dollars) and asked her how much half was.

Mihi didn't figure it out for a long time, so she could only call little Sheldon over to help.

With such a math score, even if you work hard from now on, you really won't have a chance to go to college without Locke's help.

After chatting about Mihi, Locke looked at little George again: "By the way, I heard little Sheldon say that your grandmother has made a lot of money recently, why didn't you ask her to invest." ”

"The money she was able to invest was not up to my expectations." Little George shrugged his shoulders and said with some helplessness: "The point is that I don't want the IRS to come to me for trouble." ”

Little Shelton's grandmother ran a small casino business, making a lot of money, and relying on the local sheriff as a 'silent partner', and no troublemakers, the business grew bigger and bigger.

At first, little George also had the idea of looking for his grandmother to invest, but after weighing, he gave up.

The money earned was all cash, and Sheldon Jr.'s grandmother didn't even dare to deposit it in the bank because if she was detected, she would be approached by the IRS and face a large fine.

If you really invest in Little George's business, such a large amount of money, you must trace the source, and when the time comes, the IRS will find out along the line, and the bankruptcy of Little Shelton's grandmother may not be enough to pay the fine.

After sending off the Cooper family, Locke couldn't help but sigh that he had more and more influence on the people around him, just like little George, who had probably made the belly of a girl who was almost ten years older than him bigger at this time in the plot.

But during this time, little George has been preparing for entrepreneurship, busy from morning to night every day, and the girlfriend he met in high school didn't have time to meet another one after they broke up, so there was no development of those plots.

"What are you thinking?" Ashley asked at this time.

"Nothing, just thinking about going to Atlantic City tomorrow to watch a game." "I just wondered why Fallon Carrington suddenly invited me to a football game, she probably didn't have much interest in rugby," Locke said. ”

"Didn't you say that there were also investors from the West Coast who would join in? Maybe someone asked her to pull a string, and you know a lot of people want you to help them make money. Ashley speculated.

"It's my biggest chip, so I can't play it easily." Locke said slowly: "Compared with those old families, my background is still a little worse. ”

"That's why you need to know more people, don't you?" Ashley said, "And you can't rely entirely on the network of the You Ying family, Carrington and several other families also need to maintain it." ”

"Of course I know, it seems that you are getting into the groove quickly." Locke smiled and pinched Ashley's face: "Let's go, let's go to the booked hotel first." ”

New York is not far from Atlantic City, but the game started early, and it was a bit of a rush to get from New York, so I booked a hotel in Atlantic City.

After a night's rest, Locke went out with Ashley in a casual suit early the next morning.

Today is the Super Bowl Finals, and Atlantic City is full of people, and it is not uncommon to encounter cars that stop after driving for one or two hundred meters.

Locke didn't care, and began to look at the roadside, and then he saw a lot of protesters on the street wearing white backgrounds with red letters and numbers printed on their chests.

"Protest at Atlantic City airports, train stations, warehouses, security workers working 55 hours a week!"

Most of these protesters were stout men with angry faces and shouting slogans on the streets, attracting the attention of a large number of passers-by.

Working 11 hours a day on a five-day week is truly torture for most people.

It took more than half an hour for the driver to drive the car to the vicinity of the stadium, which is only two kilometers away from the hotel, but when I got here, I really couldn't drive it, and the flow of people here was too crowded.

The driver of a taxi next to him couldn't help but honk his horn, and a fat man in the car directly opened the window and stuck out his head and scolded angrily: "FXXXK, get out of the way, you idiots." ”

The fat man's behavior attracted a wave of passers-by to come over and theorize, and Locke's eyes were also drawn to it, and he soon noticed that the advertisement on the roof of the taxi read, "TeL: 555555, Atlantic City is the whole city of the city. slogan.

finally parked the car in the VIP parking lot of the stadium, and a middle-aged man came over and opened the car door.

Locke got out of the car and gave it to the consumer, and soon noticed that the other party's work number was 55, and couldn't help but raise his eyebrows.

(End of chapter)