Super Detective in the Fictional World

p>It was only Adrian who found it odd.
So, he had listened to a 19-year-old and moved to New York, and the now 20-year-old was helping him out?

But the awkwardness only lasted for a moment.

The friendly and calm Uncle Ben and the young and capable Foggy were close to Luke, but didn’t treat him like a kid.
Rather, they followed his lead.

In just a few words, the investment contract was officially finalized.

Adrian and his fellows would hang onto 15% of the company’s shares.
Apart from Adrian, the others would take back whatever they had invested.

Adrian would take 10% of the shares, and the other seven people would share the other 5%.

From tonight onward, the big boss of the freight company would be an investment company known as “The Angel of Clinton.”

Adrian could still be considered a shareholder with some influence, while his fellows’ shares… were better than nothing.

Fortunately, they had gotten rid of the loans and taken back their savings.
The shares were an unexpected bonus.

Luke had his own plans for making such a generous offer.

He had investigated Adrian and his crew in the last two days.
They were a bunch of extremely skilled engineers.

When he found out, he hadn’t been able to help but complain, “Why did he come here to be the boss of a freight company?!”

He was giving them this treatment because he didn’t want them to leave New York and run back to Los Angeles.

After the freight company settled under the renovation company, he could hire this bunch of lively and vigorous engineers for some other business.

Smart homes, for example, weren’t a bad idea.
They could take over part of the regular processing work which Ivan did.

Luke wanted to establish a separate and relatively complete manufacturing system for himself.

In addition, Uncle Ben would also get 10% of the shares in the freight company as well as 20% of the shares in the renovation company.

As a personal reward to Uncle Ben, these shares were original issue stock.

Uncle Ben could put this money into “The Angel of Clinton” investment company in installments.

Of course, only Luke and Foggy knew about this reward, and didn’t say anything about it at that moment.

Otherwise, Adrian might not feel good about it.

He had to sell his company, while the other party was promoted and got a pay rise and shares; this sense of disparity wouldn’t be good for their relationship as future colleagues.

After that, everybody chatted about New York.

Adrian also said that he was thinking about moving, and didn’t want to live in Manhattan or a crowded area anymore.

His reasoning was very emphatic: These areas were the most dangerous.

The three major New York districts had been affected in the subway explosions case.

In the attack by the test subjects, Manhattan had been affected once more.

The space portal which opened in New York had been located in Manhattan.

There was no way to refute Adrian’s reasoning.

Even May had rejoiced that their place was a little further out and thus hadn’t been affected.

Luke nodded in agreement.

It was fine to work in the three major districts, but it was best to live further away.

Adrian could choose a place in Nassau County.

The environment was beautiful and there weren’t many people.

In any case, they had to rely on cars to get everywhere, and it was just another extra ten to 20 minutes of travel time.

The headquarters for the renovation and freight companies would also be in Queens on Nassau County’s side.

Most of the employees of the two companies would have to head out for work.
It wasn’t a problem for the headquarters to be a little further away, and the rent suited them better.

It just so happened that Luke’s tech base was in Nassau County.

If Adrian lived nearby, it would be convenient for him to go to work in the future.

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