"This film is a suspense story, are you sure you won't end up losing money?" Delphine hesitated. Ignatius Leclair was no longer the heir of the Leclair Family, and even though he had saved up some money before, he was accustomed to a life of quality, spending freely. Delphine could clearly foresee herself having to support the family in the future if he continued to squander like this.
Maximilian found himself stumped by the question, holding back from saying that this yacht was purchased with a hefty sum after Ignatius read the script for Delphine's new film. Perhaps, Delphine misunderstood Ignatius Leclair's financial situation?
Loss? That word didn't exist in Ignatius's vocabulary. Having followed Ignatius for many years, Maximilian knew that his sharp yet astute vision ensured that there was no money in this world Ignatius couldn't earn—only money he wanted or didn't want to earn.
