Marvel's Outlaws

Joey's friend came quickly. He had coveted this watch for a long time, and now Joey wanted to sell it to him. He thought it was a joke at first, but when the money issue came up, he believed it.

The money came to them so quickly that Matt Murdock and Fergie Nelson had to lament that they didn't understand the world of rich people.

"Okay, you resign tomorrow, then apply for a license, rent a house, open a firm account, and draft a share contract, while I continue to go to school." Joey said easily. Being rich means having a strong back.

"Okay, but our law firm is located in Hell's Kitchen, and there are many people here who need our help." Matt Murdock's words played right into Joey's mind.

"No problem. When the house is rented, I will go and check it out. There is no need to leave an office for me." The three of them happily went out to drink again.

Things went very smoothly. The establishment of a small law firm was very common in New York, a national metropolis, and it would not even cause a stir.

The rented house is not luxurious. There are two opposite offices with a larger space sandwiched between them. The receptionist and guests can be accommodated here. The overall area is not very large.

A week later, Joey saw this office and found that it was exactly the same as the one in the American TV series Daredevil he had watched.

Daredevil is the codename Matt Murdock will use in the future, marked as dd, which translates as Daredevil or Daredevil, but Joey prefers the name Daredevil.

And this office is not luxurious. It seems that Matt Murdock and Fergie Nelson have not become luxurious because of Joey's joining. They clearly know the positioning of their law firm.

But Joey is not satisfied. A law firm needs a facade to at least let everyone know your strength. However, Joey does not want to change the location because the people they serve are suitable for entering and exiting here, but the decoration inside is too much. Getting old.

"The location is good. It's suitable for the people we serve. But the facade needs to be renovated. Let's find a decoration company." Joey's opinion must be respected, and Joey has no idea of ​​changing the location, which makes Matt Murdo more Ke breathed a sigh of relief.

If it were those large office buildings, bright floor-to-ceiling windows, serious security guards, and people in suits and ties, then the poor people in Hell's Kitchen might not dare to come to their law firms.

The interior decoration will not make people run away in fear, so Joey's opinion is respected. Both offices have wooden partitions and glass, which must be replaced. Joey's opinion is very pertinent.

"The office of the two of you must be soundproofed. I think you have no objection to this. In addition, the windows also need to be replaced. These windows are too old and the light is dim. They also need blinds. How about replacing them with remote control ones?" Joey continued Pointing at the areas in the office that he was dissatisfied with.

Then there is the space between the two offices. "Here we need a receptionist and various office appliances. On the opposite side is the waiting area for guests, sofas, coffee tables and water dispensers."

"Oh, it doesn't cost much at all. Let's buy a car." Joey seemed very dissatisfied with how little money he spent.

"Is it necessary?" Matt Murdock asked.

"Of course, you are lawyers who have your own law firm now, so a car can at least decorate the appearance. Considering that we may need to take care of our clients in the future, a car is very necessary, isn't it?"

"It is very necessary." Fergie Nelson is relatively fat. He hates walking and taking the bus back and forth, and the taxi fare is too expensive.

"Okay," Matt Murdock agreed.

"Today is a good day, let's celebrate" Joey happily pulled the two of them to have a drink.

But before that, the three of them went to choose a car. An Audi A6 was very cheap, costing tens of thousands of dollars. Of course, the money was included in the public accounts of the firm.

On the weekend after another week, the law firm officially opened. Taking into account decoration, cars, office supplies, three years' rent, etc., Joey invested one million US dollars to occupy 40% of the shares, and invested all the remaining funds. Enter account