After Citibank's CEO knew that Old Morgan had woken up, he hurried to the hospital to visit Old Morgan, but he didn't even go in at the door of the ward.

Seeing Old Morgan's attitude, Citibank's CEO finally understood that Old Morgan was planning to cheat and did not intend to pay back the money.

But even if he knew that Old Morgan was cheating, he could not just wave his hand and leave. After all, it was a $5 billion loan. Once it really turned into a bad debt, it would be a huge crisis for Citibank.

So Citibank's ex Ceo Dave stayed outside the ward of Old Morgan, staying there 24/7 just to see Old Morgan.

In the early morning of the third day, just as Dave was lying on a long chair outside the ward and was sleeping in a daze, a voice woke him up.

"Mr. Dave, Mr. Morgan wants to see you."

Dave opened his eyes a little confusedly. When he heard the black bodyguard's words, he didn't react for a while. After a few seconds of his mind, he finally reacted.

As soon as he heard that Old Morgan was willing to see him, Dave immediately became energetic. His face, which was already full of fatigue, disappeared. He quickly got up from the chair and sat upright. He hurriedly sorted out his instrument and walked towards the ward not far away.

When Dave met Old Morgan, Old Morgan was sitting on the bed, holding a book in his hand and Dave quickly recognized that the book was the Bible.

Dave was fascinated by the sight of Old Morgan. Even though he was extremely anxious, he had to swallow the words he had already spitted to his mouth and stood beside him and waited quietly for Old Morgan.

After reading the last paragraph, Old Morgan slowly raised his head to look at Dave standing in front of him, his mouth slightly raised, carefully put the scriptures in his hand on the cabinet next to him.

"Dave, I heard you were outside my ward for three days?"

When Dave heard Old Morgan's words, he quickly showed a hint of anxiety and said excitedly: "Thank God, Mr. Morgan, you finally woke up."

"You don't know how worried I was about your comfort during your coma, but now it seems that everything is OK. These are God's gifts."

Old Morgan was stunned for a second when he heard Dave's words, and then a faint smile appeared on his face like a dead tree.

"Dave, when did you believe in God? I remember you don't seem to be a believer, right?"

Although Old Morgan's words were very cold, Dave still heard from Old Morgan's words that Old Morgan was in a good mood at this time. Perhaps it was because the other party had just read the Bible and his heart had been baptized. It was also possible that he kept praising God in his mouth and found a common topic with Morgan.

Dave said a little embarrassedly: "Mr. Morgan, since you have woken up, can you check if you can handle the loan from Stanley?"

Old Morgan had known why Dave had been staying outside his ward for a long time. He said lightly: "Mr. Dave, are you talking about the $5 billion loan that Citibank loaned to Stanley?"

Dave felt even happier when he saw that Old Morgan did not avoid this topic. Since the other party did not avoid this topic, it proved that the other party still had room to maneuver on this issue.

"Mr. Morgan, I'm glad you remember."

"I don't know if Mr. Morgan still remembers what he said. If Stanley does not have the ability to repay the loan, then the Morgan family will help repay it."

After Dave said this, his eyes were filled with hope to look at the other person.

Old Morgan looked at Dave's face, and there was still a faint smile on the corner of his mouth, but there was a hint of joking expression on his face.

"Mr. Dave, this loan was borrowed by Stanley, isn't it a problem?"

Dave was a little unresponsive when he heard Old Morgan's words, but he had to nod. After all, the loan was indeed nominally borrowed by Stanley from Citibank, so there was no problem with this.

"Stanley has filed for bankruptcy at present, and how to repay the loan is decided by the court. Is there no problem?"

When Dave heard Old Morgan's words, he finally understood that Old Morgan was planning to default on the debt. Although he was very unanimous of what Old Morgan said, the other party said nothing wrong.

Stanley has filed for bankruptcy, and Citibank's 5 billion loan does seem to have little to do with Stanley. The remaining judgments are decided by the court.

Dave spoke anxiously, "Mr. Morgan, but..."

"Mr. Dave, I hope you remember that you are no longer Citibank's CEO, which means that the 5 billion US dollars that Stanley owes Citibank has nothing to do with you now." Old Morgan saw that Dave still didn't understand what he meant, so he quickly spoke and interrupted the other party.

When Dave heard Old Morgan's words, his face suddenly showed anger, his cheeks were slightly red, and his eyes were bloodshot.

"Mr. Morgan, I took huge risks to lend Stanley. At that time, I only thought about your kindness to me back then, but I was disappointed by your actions now."

Old Morgan shrugged his shoulders indifferently and said lightly: "Young man, you have walked more bridges than you have walked. You should thank me. I am teaching you how to do things now."

"I'm telling you that the financial market is not about playing houses. This financial industry is so cruel. Intrigue is common, so you don't have to complain too much. After all, you are still young, so just treat this as a lesson."

When Old Morgan said this, his head raised slightly, his nostrils were facing the sky, and his eyes looked down at Dave.

"You'd better leave. Even if you've been sitting at my ward for a hundred years, the 5 billion loan from Stanley has nothing to do with the Morgan family. You're wasting your time here."

When Dave heard Old Morgan's words, his lips were a little white and purple. He raised his right hand slightly trembling and raised his index finger to point at Old Morgan. His mouth was also slightly shaking, but he did not emit a syllable.

After Old Morgan finished speaking, the two black bodyguards standing behind Dave walked to both sides of Dave. Regardless of whether the other party wanted or not, they turned around and walked out of the ward with each other, and then rudely threw the other party on the long chair in the corridor.

Dave was thrown on the long chair by a bodyguard, and his whole body shook. He never expected that the person in the Morgan family would be so shameless. He used to treat the other party as an idol. At that time, he was really blind.

At this time, due to the 5 billion dollar bad debt of Stanley, the stock price in the secondary market had long been attacked by many short-selling forces. In just half a month, the stock price of Citibank had fallen by 50%, and there was still a steady stream of funds pouring in to short the stock price of Citibank.
Chapter completed!