"Oh, right. I heard something else," Harvey said, as if something came to his mind. "About three years ago, you still had a forty-four-million–dollar debt at the Hamilton Casino, right?

"It's not a lot, but it's not an amount you can scoff at either. To the Hamiltons, bad debts will affect their company's share prices. That's why they've been looking for the person who owed them this forty-four-million-dollar debt.

"I'm an acquaintance with the King of Gambling. If you need someone to organize a dinner for you to negotiate this, I'm willing. The Hamiltons are all compassionate people, so this should be negotiable."

Helios narrowed his eyes with a dry smile. "Should I thank you, then?"

"No rush," Harvey said with a faint smile. "The thing you'll be thankful for comes after this.

"I heard you're very close with a certain 'daughter' of a mafia boss in Wolsing? Not only did you help her with her computer problems often, you even helped her clean up her clog drain. You two are so close