Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 134

Less than two minutes later, Lethan received a reply. He immediately checked it.

Carlisle: “Give me a proper answer in half an hour. If you’ve yet to make up your mind by then, I’ll approach

Yuriel Gust about this.”

“Ha! Yuriel? He’s not as easygoing as I am!” Lethan muttered to himself before leaning back and falling into deep thought.

Carlisle didn’t seem like a regular student to him–Carlisle’s calmness upon first meeting him at the cafe

hadn’t been an act.

And it was still a mystery as to how Carlisle had found out about his wife and driver having an affair. If even he, as the husband, didn’t know about it, how had a freshman at Riverland University found out?

He was much too mysterious. Could it be that Riverwatch Hotel really could earn him big bucks?

Lethan sipped his coffee with his eyes narrowed.

The only way it would make a profit was if Riverwatch District were to be developed. But if that were to happen, Riverland’s upper crust would be the first to hear about it.

Suddenly, he thought about something and widened his eyes.

Josie had dropped by Shania’s place some time ago, and Shania mentioned something about Yuriel’s Evermore Properties fighting her for a piece of land in Riverwatch District.

already heard something about this? That didn’t make sense, though. If she knew something, she would’ve long since started purchasing

out..

He called Shania.

“Lethan?”

busy,

“Not really,”

question for you. Is Riverwatch

did you hear that from?”

asking.” Lethan

thought you’d heard something.” Shania rolled her eyes.

the district was gonna be developed. I even thought

purchase land, isn’t it? There’s

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take ten years, 20 years, or even 30 years if you’re unlucky.” Shania

your business acumen, do you think there’s a chance of it being developed in recent years? Lethan didn’t want to give up just yet.

hear about the

a particular district, but I

means there’s hope,

from you brother, so I can’t do that. That’s all I have to

listened to the dial tone and

you’re still