In the end, Roman Lynch was the more reliable one.
[Roman Lynch: Why don't you tactfully ask your wife if there are any investment slots left? Say we want to pitch in too?]
Roman Lynch knew that Victor Morgan was probably having one of his proud and prickly fits.
If he just had Victor Morgan tell Jessie Sterling directly that he had money and she should come to him, Victor would probably end up sulking for ages, even if it all worked out.
It was better to use the excuse that they also wanted to co-invest and ask Jessie Sterling if there were any openings.
If even after all that, Jessie Sterling still didn't think of Victor Morgan, then Roman Lynch could only pray for his friend.
His financial power clearly didn't register with his own wife at all!
Victor Morgan pinched the bridge of his nose again. He hadn't gotten stressed enough at work to want a cigarette, but now, because of his wife's investment problems, he was starting to crave one.
