The greatest man alive novel (by Maverick Bowman) novel Chapter 495

Roland left Poly Pharmaceutical a little chagrined at having missed a great opportunity. However, he was not regretful. After all, the business was already done, and there were plenty of opportunities to make money in the future.

Paul and the others were also happy. It was like having a pillow put under their heads when they were sleepy. It was cool.

“Now the toughest thing is solved, and Roland came to me voluntarily,” Paul said with relief to Moses.

“Now, you know why I’m called a Gambling Monster, don’t you?”

“Everything is just as I expected!”

The corners of Moses’s mouth twitched.

She said, “Are you stupid? Why are you still smug?”

Molie laughed, knowing full well Paul’s narcissism.

Moses said, “What about the next step? What if Mr. MacMillan doesn’t approve our drugs?”

Paul said, “He’s nothing. I have a plan!”

Moses didn’t bother to ask him, lest he continue to be self-absorbed.

Paul knew exactly what the next step was. After all, he had the best ace, Carter Medicinal Powder!

“Also a member of the Sanchez family, this Roland is much smarter than those guys who trained their brains out in martial arts. He knows exactly what’s important…” Paul said.

“Roland is good as he is discerning and knows how to seize opportunities.” Moses nodded and agreed.

What Paul didn’t know was that Roland called immediately after he walked out of Poly Pharmaceutical.

“Ms. Natalie, thank you very much. If you hadn’t given me the information, I wouldn’t have known that Poly Pharmaceutical had the formula for the three wonder drugs!” Roland’s tone was sincere and very grateful.

“Mr. Sanchez, don’t mention it. Your partnership with Poly Pharmaceutical is a win-win…” A female voice came from the other end of the line.

If Paul had been there, he would have heard it was Natalie’s voice.

Roland smiled and said, “Of course, it’s a win-win. Sanchez Pharm is at a low point lately. With these three wonder drugs, we’ll be able to surpass our previous peak soon!”

Natalie said, “Then I hope Mr. Sanchez will do a good job of this and keep working closely with Poly Pharmaceutical.”

Roland laughed and said, “Thanks, Ms. Natalie. I’ll treat you to dinner later.”

Natalie said, “Okay.”

Paul would have been shocked to learn that Natalie knew about his wonder drugs. The information was not disclosed to the public except for a few people close to him.

It was only today when Moses talked to Barnes Pharmaceutical about a partnership that the matter was completely revealed.

“I’m going to 81st Division this afternoon to schedule a training. Are you going? I have something to discuss with you,” Paul called Jade and asked bluntly.

“Sure!” Jade agreed straightforwardly.

Besides, she had been practicing the martial arts, Explosive Golden Pill, which Paul had taught her recently and wanted to show him.

By mid-afternoon, Paul changed into his uniform and arrived at the Sist Division compound to arrange training for Sharp Knife Company. Not long after, Jade showed up.

Mr. MacMillan had said with confidence that he would block the approval of Paul’s three wonder drugs. But Paul chose Emperia City’s convenient channels through Jade. When it was done, Mr. MacMillan would be humiliated again.

Paul was relieved when Jade agreed.

Giving this woman a gift was not going to work, and maybe she would even be pissed off. He had practiced this speech many times in his mind, trying to get the highest level of discourse to convince her.

“Nothing can go wrong with these drugs of yours.” Jade gave a final warning, her eyes stern.

She was well aware of the power of capital. If Paul resorted to dirty tricks to make a bigger profit.

Paul laughed and said, “If I were such a person, I wouldn’t be in the same camp as you. So, your worries are superfluous.”

After discussing with Jade, Paul stepped aside to call Fredo Young.

“Mr. Young, the arrangements on my side are all set,” Paul said calmly.

“Okay, I got it…” Fredo replied.

“Keep a low profile during this period recently. I’ll help you kick Mr. MacMillan off, and then you can settle accounts with those officials who disagree with you.” Paul laughed.

“I understand the principle of making an example for others. Mr. Evans, thank you,” Fredo said.

Mr. MacMillan was the one who disagreed with David the most in Neva Province. Otherwise, Poly Pharmaceutical would not have been in a disadvantageous position.

In Fredo’s opinion, the high-level struggle was about reaching its conclusion.