Sharing A Room

[Chapter 258]

As David left, a black MPV followed him.

It was already ten at night by the time David returned to the hotel. While he did earn more luxury points today, going up to 325 points today, he still thought that it was too slow.

He called Pearl and told her to assign a few members to Capital City so that he could simultaneously conduct business in two international metropolises.

Pearl did not really understand what David wanted to do, since East League International was already developing at a rather quick pace. They had invested more than 100 billion in around a month and had become a widely sought out partner for investment options.

Not to mention that these investments had all passed strict investigations and most of them would promise a huge profit in the future.

Still, David seemed rather displeased as he kept urging her to spend more money on investments.

This confused her greatly, and she wondered just how much money this young superior of hers had.

Not that her confusion would hinder her work. If her superior asked for employees to be transferred to Capital City, then that was what she would do.

Some of the senior employees were sent over immediately and would arrive in Capital City the next day to follow David's instructions.

The next day, David called Oliver for leave. Oliver wanted to persuade David to attend classes, but David promised that he would donate more money to the school for construction when he returned.

Oliver immediately changed his mind and promised that he would deal with everything for David so that the latter did not need to worry about school.

Just as he thought, money was everything. There was nothing money could not do, and if there was such a thing, just offer more money.

In the morning, David met the people Pearl had sent over. It was a team of almost fifty employees. David immediately brought them to a Benz dealership and bought each of them an MPV to make travel more convenient for them.

Then, he brought the team to Starry Night Hotel and handed them the contracts and materials from his car regarding the astronomically expensive houses he had bought recently. After this, he had them transfer ownership of those houses to the company's name.

The team of fifty employees entered the lobby of Starry Night Hotel with David.

"Hello, Mr. Lidell, how can I help you?" Asked the tall, young, and pretty lobby manager of Starry Night Hotel

David was a guest who checked into the grand luxury suite. People like him were normally wealthy and powerful people, so they had to do their best to serve him.

"How many rooms are there on my floor?" David asked.

"Mr. Lidell, you're currently staying in the highest-class grand luxury suite. There are a total o ftwenty-eight rooms on your floor," The pretty manager Lucille replied.

David turned around and looked at his employees to ask, "Do you guys mind sharing a room in groups of two? The suites are pretty big."

"Mr. Lidell, an ordinary room is good enough, there's no need for such an expensive room!"

"Yeah, Mr. Lidell! We don't need to stay somewhere so expensive. A random room is good enough," said the leader of this small team.

They were all senior employees who had some degree of understanding about this generous superior of theirs. They were not shocked by his suggestion, but they rejected him out of courtesy anyway.

"You're already here, so just listen to me. I'll arrange everything," David stated.

Then he turned to the pretty manager and said, "I want to book the entire floor. Could you discuss it with the other guests and see if they're willing to move to a different room?"

Lucille felt blood rush to her head. She already had an idea of what David wanted to do when she heard him ask his employees if they minded sharing a room, but it still felt like a dream when she heard David ask her this.

She had never seen such a superior so generous who would book the entire floor of grand luxury suites for his employees.

She had worked in Starry Night Hotel for a few years and had seen many wealthy men, but this was the first time she had met someone like David.

It costs over five million just for a night.

She wondered what company David owned, as she wanted to work under him too.

She knew she would get to enjoy much better employee benefits under people like David than other companies.