"Virginia, come down!"

At around seven o'clock in the evening, Nina, who had prepared dinner, asked Evan to ask someone to eat. He was lazy and shouted upstairs at the stairs and was about to complete the task.

Not long after, there were continuous tramplings on the stairs. More than ten seconds later, Virginia appeared in the restaurant.

"Bang!"

Before sitting down, Virginia kicked Evan's chair.

Evan looked at his sister, with innocent eyes, and Virginia snorted at him.

"What are you doing?" Nina glared at the siblings with a sharp look as sharp as a knife, and said, "Everyone is sitting down and praying."

After the prayer before the meal, the whole family ate and chatted.

Evan took the initiative to talk about the results of his trip to New York, especially the result of the case, and Earl nodded while listening.

However, Evan did not mention Alan Sproul for the time being.

After dinner, Nina and a few children were watching TV in the living room, while Evan sneaked into the study.

Earl, who was looking at the document, looked up at Evan and asked, "Is there anything wrong?"

After Evan closed the door, he sat down on a chair opposite the desk.

"It's something..." Evan paused and passed on the words of Alan Sproul to his father.

After hearing this, Earl made no comments.

Evan said in a statement tone: "You are going to run for election..."

Earl nodded, saw Evan stopping, and asked, "Why, do you have any different opinions?"

Evan looked at Earl with a calm look, thought for a while, shook his head and said, "No."

...

Evan stayed in Sacramento for three days. In those three days, he was in Chester's laboratory in addition to discussing new products with Rona Anderson in the new product research and development department of Magic Seven Company.

Plastic building blocks look simple, but in fact they can do a lot of things, otherwise Lego would not be among the top 500 in the world.

Ronal was a little depressed because the building block order was not ideal. Evan just came to relieve his worries.

On July 5th, Evan set out for Los Angeles.

It’s not that Evan doesn’t want to stay at home for more, but that he has to do so.

The Band-Aid Factory of Applied Healthcare Company will be officially put into production. Carl called and said that Johnson II, chairman of Johnson and Johnson, would also be present. Evan is not absent.

Virginia is back with Evan, so Isaac, as the editor, also traveled all the way.

On the way, Evan, who was riding a car with Virginia, talked about Robert's buying stocks.

"Virginia, aren't you afraid that you'll waste your money on Robert?"

Virginia did not answer Evan's question, but asked in surprise: "How did you know that Robert is trading stocks? We agreed not to bring yours."

Evan pretended to be wronged and said, "Why can't you bring me with you? What did I do wrong? Let you abandon me!"

Virginia gave him a blank look and said, "I won't take you. You have too much money and Robert can't handle it."

"I invested in Robert, just let him practice."

"Very good...the same as mine." Evan nodded, agreeing with Virginia's clever approach, "By the way, why did Robert suddenly remember to invest in the stock market?"

Virginia said: "I know this."

"When in New York, Nina took Robert and the other three to visit at 11 Wall Street, where Robert heard something."

11 Wall Street is the address of the New York Stock Exchange.

Evan asked: "What's the matter?"

"I heard that a guy started trading stocks at the age of 11 and earned more than 50,000 US dollars at the age of 16."

"After knowing this, Robert became interested in how to make money from the stock market."

After listening to Virginia's explanation, Evan's expression became a little strange.

Start trading stocks at the age of 11?

How can this person’s experience be familiar?

Could this guy be named Buffett?

Evan asked Virginia if she knew the name of this.

"I don't know..." Virginia shook her head and said, "Why, Evan, do you think this is true?"

"I think this is created by the exchange salesman to attract ordinary people to the stock market."

Virginia said confidently: "How can an 11-year-old child know how to trade stocks? No matter how genius is, he cannot be so genius!"

Evan smiled disapprovingly, not refuting her words.

There are really such unreasonable and genius guys in the world.

...

A small shop called "Magic House" has just opened in Chicago, Cage Street, near Evergreen Park.

At nine o'clock in the morning, under the sun, Jerry Slokham rode his bicycle to this special shop.

"Magic Home" is said to be a small shop, but the store area is not small, and there are still hundreds of square meters. There are not many types of products on the shelves in the store, only three categories are the "Planet Walker's House" card, the Magic Cube and the Magic Building Blocks.

The shelves occupy only a small part of the area, and the remaining area is occupied by neatly arranged small tables. The small tables are painted with special patterns, which is the structure of the battle area of ​​the "Planet Walker House". The walls around the shop are occupied by huge paintings of various summoning objects and game characters.

Obviously, this is a Magic Seven Company product store and it is also an activity center for card players.

Since the store opened, Jerry has been a regular customer here. He not only came by himself, but also introduced the place to the people in his Rubik's Cube Club.

Jerry, who loves intelligence games and is famous for his Rubik's Cube, is very satisfied with his trip to New York. Although he failed to get a good ranking, he was surprised.

This surprise is the new product of Magic Seven Company.

Whether it is magical building blocks or the "Planet Walker House" card game he simply calls "magic cards", Jerry likes it very much.

Magical building blocks can inspire people's desire to create, and the ever-changing magic cards make people unable to stop.

Compared to the former, Jerry prefers the latter. Not only because the former is more suitable for children, but also because the latter is a social game that requires at least two people to play.

The Rubik's Cube had a huge impact on Jerry, which can be seen from this point. You should know that in the past, he could be said to be a typical otaku, not good at communicating with others, but now he likes socializing.

Putting down the bicycle, Jerry pushed open the door of the glass shop and immediately felt a chill.

"Hi, Jerry, good morning!"

The store manager behind the counter saw Jerry and greeted him enthusiastically.

Jerry, who is well-known in this area, has brought a lot of popularity to the store, so the store manager especially likes to see him.

At the same time, several fellow practitioners sitting at the game table also raised their hands to summon them one by one.

"Jerry, come here, let's have a game to start."

Jerry waved to the store manager and responded. After asking for a glass of ice coke, he walked towards his friends and said with a smile: "Why, do you think your luck has improved? I hope you will have enough money to deliver newspapers in the morning!!"
Chapter completed!