Less than half an hour later, a lawyer arrived with a check.
After signing a loan agreement, Wood received the 350,000 from Lynch, not a penny more, not a penny less.
This amount was enough for him to open his own fitness center in Bupen, and he knew he needed to set an example, to create a trend.
The first ones to do it are always the ones who make money; this was the experience he accumulated over the years in the "business sea." The violence is always at the start, and later... it gradually fades.
It's just like a second-hand goods auction; the most profitable time is always in the beginning, and later almost nothing is earned.
Lynch's little trick this time wasn't hard to guess, which is why Wood was willing to get involved. He saw through the entire scheme.
What Lynch wanted to do was basically to have people continuously give him 350,000 to franchise his store, and then earn management fees!
Ten stores mean 3.5 million, a hundred stores mean 35 million!
