Riches in Disguise

Chapter 65

I wasn't buying this house for myself. I was doing it to recruit that tech guy. Whether I checked it out or not didn't matter. What was important was whether they liked it.

Cecilia quickly ran over to me with the machine. "Sir, please enter your password."

Throughout the entire process of entering my password and printing the receipt, no one moved or left. Everyone stared wide-eyed, afraid to miss even the smallest detail.

It was rare to see someone buy a house outright these days, especially when the buyer looked like a young college student. So, their curiosity was understandable. Once all the paperwork was completed, Cecilia placed a set of keys in my palm. "Congratulations, Mr. White! This house now belongs to you. Here's the basic information about the property.

"If you have any questions after you get home, feel free to contact me. If it's convenient, I can take you to the property management office the day after tomorrow to complete the purchase. Does that work for you?"

I nodded. "Sure."

Cecilia looked genuinely grateful.

The other salespeople gazed at her with envy. I had bought the house outright. If all went as expected, she would easily earn 20 thousand dollars from the commission. Some generous agencies would even allow her to pocket up to 40 thousand dollars.

the earlier arrogance or disdain. Instead, there was eagerness in her eyes,

couldn't be bothered with her and turned

William White, the owner of a game company. I bought this house

willing to talk with me and I successfully hire you,

finished speaking,

me? He bought this house to use as

housing? What kind of employee is that? Not even a royal guard would qualify to live in a place

money at all! I'm once again reminded of the

say you bought this

just overheard you talking about how much you liked this house, and

dress flushed and quickly looked down. The crowd around

kidding me? I even

she was just being overly sentimental. How

can see he's rich. Why would he

in the striped suit looked utterly miserable. He realized that staying here would only lead to