"Isaac!" An old man in suit came over. He was once the richest man, and he was still respected by everyone.

No matter where he went, he was treated with utmost respect.

Since Isaac was his junior, it was okay for him to call Isaac by his first name.

"I heard that you set up a venture capital company abroad. That's not something that can be done without money. You're the only promising one I see among the younger generation right now."

Isaac quickly stood up from his seat with a glass of wine. He clinked it with the old man's and said, "I'm really flattered, Mr. Welch. You are much more better than me. Look at what you have achieved."

Mr. Welch shook his head.

“You are more promising than I was. Trust me when I say that. You will and can do better than me."

Mr. Lee was really shocked and confused.

How can the powerful Mr. Welch think so highly of Isaac? Did he miss something?

Unable to stay in his doubt, he asked, ir. Welch, you do know that Mr Johnston left Paramount Corporation, right?"

How could he have established a venture capital firm and become the leader of Bohi Media?

Mr. Welch glanced at Mr. Lee and said, "He just left the Paramount Corporation, not the business circle. What? Are you interested in cooperating with Mr. Johnston?"

Mr. Lee's face turned as red as a tomato. He was so ashamed that he wanted to bury himself on the spot.

“Er, I'd like to. But I'm afraid Mr. Johnston doesn't want to cooperate with me."

Mr. Welch was no idiot. He could see what was really going on.

His shrewd eyes darted between Mr. Burke and Isaac. Suddenly, a thought occurred to him and he burst out laughing. "Mr. Johnston is a man of great deeds. Of course he won't cooperate with you!"

When his Laughter died down, he added, "By the way, I heard that you acquired Herbware?"

Mr. Lee's jaw went slack.

Herbware?

Wasn't that a centennial bank?

“That is correct, Mr. Welch. You are well-informed," Isaac praised, offering him a toast.

Mr. Welch nodded in approval. "Young man, your business acuity is really something."

He gave Isaac a thumbs up as he spoke. Soon, the bride's parents showed up and started greeting the guests.

As parents of the bride, they were part of today's protagonists, and it was necessary for them to entertain the guests

Truth be told, Isaac didn't enjoy socializing. However, due to his high social status, even if he didn't start a conversation, it was inevitable for someone to approach him. He didn't like these kinds of social engagements, but he had no choice but to attend.