The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

There was still room for them to maneuver around the situation if immediate steps were taken, and delaying it would only complicate the situation. Sherman put down his documents and reclined halfway in his office chair. "I want a thorough explanation of this issue," he demanded.

"It's rather simple, to be honest. This boils down to the original developer failing to resolve a dispute with that homeless individual. But at the moment, we won't have any specific information until the investigation is complete," Walter added.

Sherman's brow furrowed deeply. "Had it not been ascertained that there were no issues with the developer? Why did this individual emerge all of a sudden just as we were ready to commence construction?" Walter found it unclear whom Sherman was holding accountable in this situation. After all, their company had merely purchased the land from the developer. If they had not made a bid, other real estate moguls would have done the same. The area had considerable economic potential, and whoever managed to develop the land into a business district would stand to gain substantially from that venture.

"On the surface, the developer appeared to have resolved all prior issues," Walter continued cautiously.

Sherman did not comment on that. The room was completely silent, save for the rhythmic tapping of his slender fingers on his desk.

simple words were more than

for locating and purchasing the land, he still felt the pressure coming from Sherman. Even though they had just begun dabbling in real estate, they could not have been completely ignorant of the intricacies involved in such transactions. Clarification must be sought for every single detail even before proper research into the property commenced, particularly when it came to

company's reputation would take a severe blow if their company's first-ever acquisition of land

was our oversight,"

it was not

investigate this matter thoroughly. Find out everything you can about that man. If it's the developer's fault, we must gather evidence. We can't dive into this without getting to the bottom of these issues. Who knows what repercussions it might have on our

disputes with the developer, and going in blind would only result in more losses. He knew that dealing with the homeless individual properly could possibly be beneficial for the project without having much of a negative effect

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