The Billion-Dollar Bet
Andrew confidently bets that he can produce 20 billion in cash, challenging his opponent to a humiliating wager in front of dignitaries and his ex-wife. The tension escalates as they count down, with Andrew's opponent mocking him, only for the arrival of Rhea Hatcher to potentially turn the tables.Will Rhea Hatcher's arrival prove Andrew's wealth and silence his critics?
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