My American magical life
Chapter 638 - 638 109 Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight Gru secretly plots against Steven

638: Chapter 109: Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight, Gru secretly plots against Steven.

638: Chapter 109: Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight, Gru secretly plots against Steven.

Geweil looked at the person who barged in with dissatisfaction and muttered.

“Yes, you’re my brother’s assistant, but Wigginster, it’s the middle of the night.

Do you know what that means?”

Real bosses never charge into the fray themselves, just like CEO Cheng, Niu Sen also had a bunch of underlings.

Geweil handled some business affairs, while Wigginster was more responsible for the sensitive matters.

“The boss is waiting for you in the car outside, and also, Geweil, when are you going to crawl out from between women’s legs?”

Wigginster’s words carried a hint of mockery, but Geweil didn’t take it to heart and replied nonchalantly.

“Ha, as you wish.”

This shameless idiot wanted to retort, but since his elder brother came late at night, he naturally didn’t dare delay.

Putting on his clothes, after calming the girls in bed, Geweil left the room.

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In the car, Geweil Niusen saw his elder brother.

Due to Achilles’ intervention, California had been a bit unsettled recently.

Although these ripples primarily tormented Eris, in the eyes of the Governor, they weren’t too significant.

His focus was never on these trivial details, so his first question took Geweil by surprise.

“What’s the deal with that LCE cryptocurrency trading platform?”

Taken aback by the sudden interrogation, Geweil thought, brother, it’s just an investment of a few million dollars, why do you care so much?

“Uh, I met a very interesting person.

He introduced me to this project, which seemed promising, so I just invested a bit with Wolf.”

Geweil knew that his big brother was very favorable towards Wolf, so he tied his investment to Wolf implicitly in his words.

Although Niusen’s glove was a bit slow, he was loyal and reliable as hell; after all, they were family.

He had no reason to betray his elder brother.

But since Niusen asked, and he came suddenly at night, Geweil naturally became a little more cautious.

Niusen was thrown off by Geweil’s reply and after pondering for a moment, he asked.

“Together with Wolf?

Does Chief Glu know Wolf?”

Niusen’s hesitation made Geweil realize that he might have messed up, and he answered nervously.

“I suppose they know each other.

You wanted me to connect with Glu more, and from what I gathered, Dracula Group offered Glu’s beach club an impressive insurance plan.

From this, it seems Glu and Wolf are on good terms.

Plus, he used to be with the Elephant Party, and so is Wolf.

That’s about it.”

Geweil didn’t understand why his brother brought up Glu, but he spoke only what he saw and understood, without any exaggeration or concealment.

The same issue can appear differently to different people based on the information they receive and the different positions they hold, influencing the ‘truth’ they construct.

As a core figure of the California Clique, Niusen dealt with more complex situations and information than Glu, which led him to view things from an entirely different perspective.

“You took investment shares from Glu, and he complained to me about it yesterday.

Getting involved in cryptocurrency does look promising, but…”

Niusen wasn’t the hot-headed CEO Cheng; he wouldn’t slap his own brother in the face, but he had his concerns.

“Nevermind, it’s done.

LCE has potential, take care of it properly.”

The Governor realized it was useless to discuss certain things with Geweil, as he knew well what his dim-witted brother was like.

“Is there a problem?”

Leaning back in his seat and rubbing his temples to ease his irritation, Niusen spoke softly.

“Hmm, Achilles has put Glu in his sights, but you took Glu’s money—he told me you took it, all self-righteous, and insists I lend him support.”

Geweil’s simple mind immediately responded.

Forcing Niusen = Enemy = Mad dog = Needs to be taken down.

“You were the one who raised him up, and now he’s not playing ball, we can take him down.”

Niusen looked at Geweil as if watching a fool and shook his head.

“Glu isn’t easy to deal with, and with you and Mi’er in LCE, just focus on your business.

And don’t fight over resources with Glu so easily in the future.”

Niusen didn’t voice a thought he harbored: perhaps Glu wouldn’t have a future.

The idea of the landlord’s foolish son yielding to the Protector dog didn’t make sense to Geweil.

“I should yield to him?

What does this have to do with that Temir woman?”

Niusen laughed and explained.

“The Caramakris Family is in-fighting.

Initially, Glu was Mi’er’s man.

If she gets the inheritance rights, the future Missouri will support me, and the state might even turn blue at the right time.”

Geweil was shocked by this secret news—the central nobility were fighting on the West Coast, oh, the Caramakris Family really knew how to play.

What a mess!

“That makes sense.

Wolf just recently became the vice chairman of the Elephant Party’s California Committee.

He’s the future leader of the California Elephant Party.

Could it be that Wolf is also…”

Geweil felt a slight thrill, realizing his brother was playing a big game.

“Alright, don’t guess anymore.

Just go with it, and keep in touch with Glu.

Ha, this bastard is still with the Italian Clique, sheesh.”

The Italian Clique, a sub-group within the California Clique.

Chief Glu married an Italian-American woman.

On the surface, he was part of the California Clique, but Niusen’s relationship with him was lukewarm; good for adding flourish but not for lending substantial support.

But the one to act was Achilles, an ally brought in by Temirla, making Niusen contemplate his next move.