Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals

Chapter 386 20 Million Turns to 200 Million

“What are you trying to say, Ms. Quint?”

Dave narrowed his eyes. “Our legal teams drafted the contract, and

now you’re saying you’re not signing it. You’re wasting my time.

He sounded malice. His demeanor screamed gangster instea company director.

Thud.

Darcy threw the contract on the table and said curtly, “I’m not wa your time. You were not serious with the deal. We agreed on 20 million dollars on a year’s lease, but the amount here has changed 200 million dollars.”

200 million dollars? The rental went up tenfold.

Another 200 million dollars and Darcy could buy the title deed to Clover Center outright.

Riley and the others behind Darcy were startled.

With haste, Riley stepped forward and grabbed the document for a look. Sure enough, the rental price was 200 million dollars.

“You’ve gone too far to change your mind at the last minute, Mr.

Pamela.”

Riley hurled the papers down on the table furiously. She was near

tears.

of signing the contract. She would have put her signature on it without inspecting the details. She could potentially inflict an irreversible loss on the company.

jig was up, Dave did

leaned back against his chair, facing his bottom soles toward Darcy as he said cheekily, “Careful with the accusation, Ms.

several interests in renting Clover Center lately. I didn’t rent the building

Ms. Quint. That way, I can s often when you clock

an emotionless fa agreed on 20 million dollars. You should have the contract re

Dave chuckled.

was the price before. There’s a

Quint.

the city’s prime site. It’s an ideal location to have

better and reasonably

not budge, Darcy

failed.

out other

changing the price from 20 million to 200

could not possibly agree to

the only office building available in Lilyrose anyway.

+25 BONUS

“Fine with me.”

We, at Skyline Estates, are the biggest realty

building to your liking, you probably will have trouble renting

read the

Skyline Estates was the largest property manag company in Lilyrose. They handled most, if not all, commercial

spaces.