She was a master at trading stocks, but right now, she had no computer and no smartphone. Actually, she didn't even have a basic phone. Currently, her entire family didn't even own an old-school Nokia.
Even if they bought a computer, their entire village had no internet. Moreover, the town didn't have a stock exchange—hell, in this era, not even the county level had an exchange.
If not for the memories of her past lives, Mira Mercer wouldn't have even touched a computer yet. Just like Ryan, who had absolutely no idea how to use one.
To trade stocks, she had to go to Melvion City. However, Mira was only seventeen this year; still a minor, she couldn't open an account. But just like in her past life, she could play around with Bitcoin.
Furthermore, she clearly remembered exactly when the market fluctuated. But the prerequisite for all of this was that she needed money, a computer, and a trip to Melvion City.
In a poor place like this, borrowing money was nearly impossible.
Running a small business wasn't her strong suit, either. Having been a billionaire heiress in her past two lives, she had never dabbled in grassroots street vending.
Mira made her decision; this summer break, she would go to Melvion City and drag Ryan along. In this life, she didn't want any connection to the Mercer family. Instead, she would head to the city and find some temp work first.
Once she earned some money, she would check out the exchange.
If she and Ryan pooled their resources, even if they just worked as restaurant servers, they could make at least a couple of thousand dollars a month.
Then she could convince Ryan to lend her the cash. With a little starting capital, she could start trading.
Being underage was just a minor hurdle; she could find a way around it, perhaps by using her mother or father's ID to open the account. That was easy to handle. With the foundation of her past life, as long as she took the first step, the sky was the limit.
Mira calculated her plans silently.
But despite all her meticulous planning, Mira never anticipated that Ethan had also been given a second chance at life. Just as she finished school the very next day, she saw a sleek luxury car parked right outside her house.
"Whoa! That car must be worth a fortune! I saw one just like it when I went to Melvion City last year. Minnie, why is a sweet ride like this parked outside your place?"
Ryan's eyes widened with excitement.
A sinking premonition rose in Mira's chest...



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