Billionaire God of War

After arriving at the property, Brother Gou followed the landlord around and inspected the office space before agreeing to rent it.

The landlord hurriedly said that they had to negotiate the price again and threw him a bunch of excuses. Brother Gou said nothing and only frowned, but immediately agreed after that. After Brother Gou left, the landlord was exhilarated.

But before he could enjoy his bliss even for a while, another call came. Someone else was interested in renting the space too. The new potential tenant even offered a price that was even higher than Brother Gou's rental charges before the landlord uttered a word.

"Sure sure sure! Come over and check out the place before we negotiate!"

The landlord couldn't wrap his mind around it. What was going on today? Why did so many people want to view this office space?

Even though he kept offering a higher rental price, they wanted to rent it without hesitation.

The rent kept increasing. By now, the rent had increased three-fold.

The landlord was overwhelmed with excitement. In the end, Number Six secretly told him that he wanted to snatch the property from Lin Group and prevent them from getting it. He even told the landlord that many people were eyeing it, so he wanted to sign the lease on the spot.

had left, the landlord regretted his actions very quickly. He decided to scrap the contract at all costs, even

time the moment they got downstairs. The landlord didn't find it

angrily and left with his face stiffened as

realized what hot property he was sitting on since its rental kept soaring. If he could keep a straight

about the office space, including potential tenants who were sincerely interested in

right away, "Are you money crazy? Do you think you

hoot. These poor losers were incapable of paying the rent, but someone who could afford

bona fide renters, no one else who was

Number Eight all didn't get back in touch with the landlord, and

day that passed with the office space left empty. Not only did he lose out on rent, but he also had to pay taxes, management fees, and of course, all that compensation he paid earlier on. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet

and no potential tenants

panic. He called Brother Gou, who cursed

told him he didn't want it

so hard that the landlord couldn't help hanging

landlord still failed to rent out the property. By his rough estimate, he had incurred a loss equivalent to