"Are you trying to get me to invest less? Any other investment company would be pushing for more capital, but you seem to be actively trying to get me to reduce my funds. How are you supposed to make money that way?"
Leo Fenton's remark had been nothing more than a casual joke. He had experienced firsthand how difficult it was to get this woman to make a move. He had pestered her for nearly a week before she finally agreed to manage his investments. Although he was a bit annoyed about being manipulated into attending the opening ceremony, he didn't dare use the commission as a bargaining chip. He just never expected her to take him seriously, let alone consider his words so carefully. She even offered a suggestion!
"As long as our clients are making money, why would I worry about our company not making money?" Nadia Chapman was brimming with confidence, and that confidence was a major asset to the company.
