Chapter 810: Chapter 806: Treat the Loss as Paying Her Tuition

The news of Richelle Dunn investing in an animated film somehow reached Nathan Caroule’s ears.

One day, he happened to bring some materials to Roy Lewis and casually reminded him.

“Roy, many people have lost a lot of money investing in movies these past few years. Aren’t you going to advise Dr. Dunn against investing in animation?”

Roy Lewis shook his head, “No need, if she likes it, let her invest.”

Nathan Caroule felt somewhat anxious because Roy Lewis had always been extremely cautious in his investments.

“But this looks like a losing business…”

Roy Lewis interrupted him, “She said it’s a friend’s work. It must be an important friend, or maybe she really likes this animation. In either case, I have no reason to say no.”

Having heard this, Nathan did not try to dissuade him any further.

Because, if he were in Roy’s position, if Denise Munni had given him the same two reasons, he would not have refused either.

“However, she is not very familiar with this area. Ask her if there is anything she needs help with, such as finding a director, producing, or getting the movie into theaters.”

Nathan nodded, “Don’t worry, Roy. With your backing, it will be hard for this project to lose money.”

Roy Lewis didn’t really care, “If we lose money, just consider it tuition for Richelle.”

Nathan Caroule joked with a smile, “Are you raising Dr. Dunn like a child now? Even paying for her tuition!”

Roy Lewis smiled.

“For someone like her, schools would pay her to attend. It’s really difficult for me to pay her tuition.”

Nathan Caroule had to agree with this.

“That’s true, like Timmy and his siblings, they’ve been receiving Federation scholarships since they were young. In a few more years, countless schools will want to recruit them.”

Roy Lewis nodded.

“I actually set up a large study fund for Timmy before, but now it seems there’s no need for it.”

After saying this, he suddenly remembered something.

“Look into the educational resources in Sixing Town, Darcheston when you go back. If they need funding, set Lewis Group’s support target for next month there.”

Every month, Lewis Group will allocate a special charity fund, which will be used in various ways according to different needs.

Sometimes, it may be a special donation for a specific disease.

Other times, it may simply be to help someone in need.

“But didn’t Dr. Dunn say that next month’s recipient is Dylan Collins? Didn’t you know?”

Roy Lewis really didn’t know. After all, this was a trivial matter, and Richelle Dunn didn’t need to inform him.

“Why does Lewis Group need to help Dylan Collins when I’ve already taken care of his surgery fees from my personal charity fund?”

Nathan Caroule understood the ins and outs of the matter.

“It’s like this. After Dylan Collins’s surgery, he needs at least a year of recuperation, and even after that, he won’t be able to do heavy work.”

“His elderly parents and two children at home rely on his wife’s meager salary for support.”

“I’ve looked into it, their children are smart, but the couple can’t provide them with a good learning environment. Dr. Dunn wants to help the family by setting up a financial fund, supplementing their living expenses with the income, and if there’s an emergency, they can use the principal.”

Roy Lewis listened and nodded.

“Then follow her suggestion and postpone the funding plan for Sixing Town to the month after next.”

Nathan Caroule, fearing Roy wouldn’t understand, explained further.

“According to Mr. Jarvis, Dylan Collins has provided valuable information and saved many lives over the years, so Dr. Dunn wants to take extra care of him.”

Richelle Dunn had once been helpless herself, so she admired Dylan’s decision to help others despite his own difficult situation.

Richelle didn’t say this, but Roy could guess it.

“I understand. Just do as she says.”

Nathan Caroule scrutinized Roy’s face to ensure there were no issues before saying nothing further.

…

After Dylan Collins’s wife came forward to prove Richelle’s innocence, the online allegations of her taking a human life finally disappeared.

However, the discussions about Richelle Dunn continued to spread on the internet and maintained a certain level of heat.

This time, they were no longer questioning her medical skills and ethics but her management abilities.

Richelle Dunn was now the CEO of Lewis Group, and questioning her management abilities was an obvious attempt to use these public opinions to cause fluctuations in the company’s stock price.

Nathan Caroule was the first to see these comments and showed them to Richelle Dunn while comforting her.

“Dr. Dunn, it doesn’t matter what others think. In my eyes, if Roy is worth 100 points, then you’ve already reached 80 points.”

Being compared to Roy Lewis, who was no ordinary person, and receiving 80 points meant an even higher score than the average person’s 100 points.

Richelle Dunn looked at Nathan Caroule with amusement.

“Do you think I’m so emotionally fragile? Moreover, these comments don’t even provide any basic evidence. They might deceive ordinary people, but if they want to make waves in the stock market, this is far from enough.”

Nathan Caroule’s opinion was actually similar to Richelle’s.

Therefore, he felt that sending a lawyer’s letter in response to these rumors was making a mountain out of a molehill.

“Talk to the legal department and tell them that these rumors don’t need to be addressed. Otherwise, people might think our legal team at Lewis Group is so idle that they send lawyer’s letters for every little thing.”