The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"We did, and we've followed all proper legal procedures to obtain the property rights. This is the information about the person who filed the case against us, and we're still in the process of looking into him," replied the manager.

Sherman nodded slightly. "In other words, there's no issue on our side. Why are you so worried, then?"

The manager stopped walking, prompting Sherman to do the same. He turned to look at him with an eyebrow raised.

"The man looks like he's a homeless person. He's caused quite a stir. Several media outlets have reached out to him. I fear it might have a negative impact on our company, so I thought I should report it to you," explained the manager with a frown.

Sherman nodded, signaling for the manager to continue walking. "Your concern is valid. However, such incidents between developers and residents are quite common. Many residents are dissatisfied with the initial prices offered by developers. Especially when they learn that the area they sold might be developed into a large commercial district, they feel they've been shortchanged. That's why they cause a scene. I can only say that there's no end to a human's greed.

"So, not all issues require our attention. Understand? Even if he causes a stir and attracts the media, it's a matter between the developer and them. All our procedures are legitimate and flawless. We just need to focus on that."

nodded. "Yes, Mister

to such an extent overnight. All media outlets were eagerly

mentioned that your house was forcibly occupied by the developer. Could you please tell us more about what happened?" one of the reporters asked, holding a microphone up to the disheveled man. It was hard to imagine that the area slated for a large commercial district

industry! Why dabble in real estate? You've caused my family's ruin. You owe

any reasons. He just kept shouting angrily and pounding the ground

no way to continue the interview under these conditions. They

the Parr Group. Ever since she had met Sherman, it seemed like everywhere she went, she

for development. It was

was surrounded

residential areas, and the