Chapter 53

The seats of the candidates were arranged in such a way that only those from wealthy families sat in front while those from lesser families sat at the back.

Big families paid a hefty amount to always be in front as it offered them more closure.

Although, they all knew Grant Wyatt didn’t invest on companies if they didn’t have a good proposal, but being in front was also a way to promote their companies for those in the audience.

There were four judges, two males and two females. After asking those in front the usual questions, they began commenting on the business proposals they had submitted.

“I must say, I read your proposal and not only will it be helpful to us citizens, but it also has the prospect of making a lot of money, Mr. Smith.”

“So not only will it not be a hospital, it’ll also be a hospital where orphans are treated for free. I’m impressed, Ms. Brown. The government loves things like this. Give it a few years and they’d come to personally award you for doing somethin