Lisco's American Life

The matter was settled after a few simple chats. Although Li Ke held 75% of the shares of the cultural company and Lu Bo held 25%, this was not indispensable to him. The symbol of his shareholding was greater than the meaning.

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When Lisko decided to transfer 25% to Haas, he immediately agreed.

Writers at their level are 80 to 2 better than those from cultural companies. If they get the 20% from the company, 75% of Lisko's profits will be divided from the 20%.

The reason why everyone joins a cultural company is that someone can negotiate with publishers and film and television companies. After all, writers don't want to be tainted by their own reputation. Moreover, as their status increases, it would be unbecoming to end up in person.

Haas saw Lisko and Lubo's sincerity and was happy to join. He only wanted someone to handle chores and have his own writing autonomy. He didn't want to be forced to write something he didn't know just because he had no inspiration.

He likes things and publishes manuscripts that are of poor quality, which affects his reputation and status.

After things were settled here, Lisko also went to his mentor's castle to prepare to say goodbye. This time he was the only one. Haas was busy discussing the new book with Lubo and did not follow him.

In the castle, the tutor did not go out today. The hangover yesterday made him feel out of sorts when he woke up early in the morning, so he simply rested at home. After all, he is older and has privileges everywhere.

"Tutor." Lisko arrived at the study room unimpeded and watched his tutor studying ancient books with reading glasses.

"Li? Did you escape the party again?" When Berman saw Lisko coming, his first reaction was joy. Then he remembered that at this time he should be attending the party invitations of writers at the hotel.

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"Hey." Lisko looked naive in front of his mentor, scratching his head and trying to get through.

"You!" Berman didn't know how to reprimand this proud disciple. Lisko was indeed very talented in literature and was the greatest pride among his students, but this character who didn't like to gather and liked quiet could not be changed no matter what.

He has said many times that Lisko promised well, but when he turned around, he still went his own way. In the American literary world, you can never stand firm just by writing. Getting to know people and gathering people to help you is also a big reason.

But what can be done to deal with this disciple? In fact, Berman also agrees with his disciple's approach. Only by maintaining the purity of his heart can he write moving articles.

He had no choice but to think so when he was young, but living in the big dye vat of society, some things had to be compromised.

However, Lisko had so many senior brothers to help him, so even if he was too arrogant and disdained to bow his head, it would have no impact.

Bomaner came out from behind the table and hit Lisko gently or hard. Fortunately, this disciple who worried him could still move for a few years, and no one could touch Lisko while he was still there.

"Are you ready to go back?" With the support of Lisko, Berman walked to the sofa in the library and lay down comfortably.

Although his health was not so bad that he couldn't walk, his disciples wanted to support him with their filial piety, so he had to be sensible and follow them every time. Moreover, he also liked the feeling of being taken care of.

The old man was lonely. Every time the disciples came over, he and Mary were very happy.

"Yes, ready to go back." Lisko sat down opposite the instructor.

Berman easily guessed the reason for Lisko's visit this time. He had participated in the salon, and he was impatient to be here. Although it was very prosperous and lively, he didn't like the busy traffic and steel jungle here.

, which made his stay not so comfortable.

After only a few days here, he missed the fresh air of his pasture, the vast pastures that he could see when he raised his head, the groups of beef cattle, and the cowboys riding horses and holding whips.

"Okay, you might as well go back," Bomaner knew his disciple's character and didn't say much.

"By the way, you asked me to find the housekeeper and bodyguard for you. Do you want to take them back together?" Burmaner suddenly remembered something. Last time, Lisko asked him to introduce him because he had no connections in this field.

I also found the right one from many candidates.

Speaking of this, Berman took out the portfolio from the desk drawer in front of the sofa. He had been wanting to give it to Lisko these past few days, but had never had a suitable opportunity.

"Here are the materials I selected, take a look." Berman was very attentive. He clearly understood the black and white of American society. He would not be like his disciples, who didn't understand anything and thought the world didn't have so much ugliness.

Bodyguards and butlers are related to the wealth and life of the rich. Of course, you must choose them carefully. If they are interested in wealth, not just property, their lives will be in danger, because they are the people closest to you every day.

His disciple trusted him and left this matter to him, so of course Berman took it very seriously.

Lisko opened the file bag. There were only three people's information in it. This was chosen by the teacher. The first information was the housekeeper. The housekeeper will be the most important person in the castle in the future. He will be responsible for the recruitment and procurement of all castle employees. Let Lisko

Live a convenient and relaxed life.

It can also help Lisko slowly get used to the lifestyle of the rich. They are the most capable subordinates of every rich man. Sometimes housekeepers will also take care of the rich's property. Once hired, professional standards require them to be loyal.

The information Lisko held in his hand was that of a butler. This person Lisko also knew, Payne, the youngest son of Boer, the steward of Swan Castle. Lisko had met him several times very early on and lived in the castle.

I also heard about him when I was in high school.

"Penn is Bol's son. Bol has worked in my castle all his life, so there is no need to worry about loyalty. Pain has excellent grades and went to the International Butler Academy in the Netherlands, which is famous for butlers. Now he has graduated. I just happened to meet him.

Go to your castle to recruit."

Lisko looked at the information above and found that he had indeed achieved excellent results and had won many competitions and certificates. Lisko felt that his hiring was overqualified.

But he completely understood why Payne was willing to be a housekeeper, because his father was doing this, and it would be difficult for a person without a family background to get ahead in society. Being a housekeeper for a rich man would not only cost a lot of commission, but also gain a lot of knowledge and connections, just like

When Bohr is doing things now, he also knows some powerful people, big and small. Although he relies on Berman's background, everyone, big and small, will give him some face.

Moreover, Payne is a well-informed person, so there is no need to worry about having any bad intentions.

Lisko thought for a while and then decided.