The Boy Who Taught a Billionaire a Lesson Laughter exploded through the glass walls of the Manhattan penthouse like a cruel thunderclap.“Nine languages?” Hassan al-Mansuri scoffed, his deep baritone voice full of mockery. “Kid, you can barely speak English.” At the far end of the shining office stood David Johnson, a 14-year-old boy with dark skin, sharp eyes, and a worn-out public-school backpack hanging from one shoulder. Beside him, his mother, Grace Johnson, clutched her cleaning bucket. Her hands were trembling. She had only brought David because she couldn’t leave

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