Once I became a man without a fortune, Jean consented to marry me.
She asked me, "You've strived for so long to achieve what you have. Won't you regret giving it all to me?"
Weighing the pros and cons was in my nature as a businessman.
But I believed that being Jean's husband would bring me more joy than having hundreds of millions of dollars in assets.
After all, I had been harboring feelings for her in secret for many years.
Fulfilling a long-held dream was, in itself, the greatest return on investment.
Thus, I had no regrets.
