The Diseam was most surprised by the uping Lux Animation film, Mun. It in the face. They wao make a simir animated series. Lux Animation stole the game before they could eve their case. It was a subtle trick: while the produ time for a movie is usually a year, Billy only made a brief 25-sed teaser, meaning about a week of work at most, to establish the idea a up the sed part of his new series.
-I think this is exactly what we were looking for, - ehomas Schumacher and San Souci, who had been w on a story based on the ese poem The Bald of Fa Mun. Acc to the legend, Mun took her elderly father's p the army by disguising herself as a man.
Iory, after a prolonged and distinguished military service against nomadic hordes beyond the northern border (in this case, the Huns), Mun is honored by the emperor but dees a high position. She returns to her hometown, where she reunites with her family and, to the amazement of her rades, reveals herself as a woman. However, the registered script has been in pce since March 1994, meaning they've been preparing it for longer.
Thus, San Souci, who only had a general idea, put aside the Fa Mun script to save it for ter after seeing Lux Animation’s film and proposed a sequel. They decided to go with the Blue Prince.
-This young man must be a reader or have a huge team. The Bald of Fa Mun is a popur tale, - ented San Souci, adjusting his gsses. - I think we take a different approach. Instead of adopting that dry Western tone, maybe we could bring in a Russian or Japanese perspective. Even a Puese angle would be more relevant; ih tury, they domihe Asian maritime routes with their ercial and navigational teiques. -
-That sounds like a fantastic idea, - respohomas.
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The atmosphere was heavy at the Carson house. Billy found the pce so different; there was a series of painted photographs on a white wall, the furniture was new, and for the first time, he felt that the bian house perfectly matched the colorful rugs his father always had. Cudia was not in San Jose; she was studying art in New York, while Ivanova took care of the year-and-a-half-old twins, mischievous young ones who always ughed at everything. Their eyes were just like their father's, and a rge belly suggested that there was movement in the house; a third child was on the way. Even now, his father was more cheerful, although the deep wrinkles on his forehead remained.
-We’ll use the private jet I rented, - said Billy.
-Jet...? Fet it. We’ll go, and thanks, son," said Thomas, hugging his son. Billy returhe gesture, feeling for the first time that they were reg. The gap was so wide; Thomas was his father and his panion, who had always supported him.
-I’ll see you tomorrow to pick you up around 10:00 AM. Please be ready; the paperwork is a hassle, and the nding times in Texas are a bit tricky," Billy said as he took his leave, not before stopping to look at his old house. Monica was waiting in the car, pying with some dice. As soon as he opehe door, she came over to pamper him. For the woman who apanied him, family was the most important thing above all; for her, family was the dition that could not be overlooked.
-Tomorrow we’re going to Texas. - said Billy.
-We’ll go, my love. I’ll stay at a nearby hotel, but you need my pany, my life, - said Monica, giving sweet kisses on Billy’s .
The car disappeared down the road.
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-People e and go, and I'm left with the bills, - Raimon muttered, gng over the various at bances.
There's a particur reason: Billy’s stock portfolio is one of the rgest assets. If Billy wants to survive the year, he o secure a loan of at least 70 million. His ine is sky-high, even if he doesn’t receive a substantial amount of money.
-I think he buy the football team, - he tinued. iations were already underway with the family, and the asking price was 180 million. However, if Billy buys the team with a 150 million loan and uses the remainder from the pany, adjusting the loan and rates a bit, he ehat the ax decration will be lower. Perhaps he could even apply for two additional loans to keep purchasing stocks.
Here is the list of stocks:
From Coca-Co: he holds a total of 469,870 shares in the Copany, with purchases made annually. From World, he owns 15.3 million shares, having bought them at 0.21 each. At 2 per share, it's a clear profit no matter how you look at it.
But that’s not all. From Walmart, he has 856,450 shares. In Home Depot, which is the two market stocks, he has a total of 1.8 million shares. Mald's has 130,227 shares.
General Electrie of the panies where he has ied the most, having initially bought shares at 7, now holds 34,931 shares, which has grown to 2.3 million shares. pared to Cisco Systems, which has 10.4 million shares, it’s less, but the fact is that General Electric shares are at a staggering 69 each.
-It’s simply madness, - Raimon muttered. The growth of the stocks was s; if he could make a basic deal, he could earn an insane amount of money. In Oracle, Intel, and Microsoft, he had pertages of 17%, 7%, and 8.9% respectively. The amount of stocks bought i years was ridiculous.
-Stop muttering, - Rachel responded from her chair, irritated by his whispering, sighing, and gasping at eaumber he read.
-Hehehehe... -
-Ahhhhh! You’re impossible! - Rachel roared, leaving the room to get some fresh air, perhaps to call Anne. Billy’s financial status was kept urict trol, and he went in search of Steve Parks for the purchase of the San Francisco team. It was better to give in to a r Rachel.
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