Warning My Mommy is A Savage

Chapter 1592

Adam said, "I won't ask anyone to move out, and we won't touch your houses. We'll even fix houses that are in disrepair. We'll develop the entire village into a harmonious vacation village. There’s a plantation here, and we can build some orchards for the tourists to pick themselves. They can experience the slower pace of living in this green, relaxing village." 1

The village chief failed to react for a moment.

He was not asking them to move away and would not demolish the houses? Not only that, but they would fix the houses in the village, too?

Why would they be so kind? What would he gain from this?

She had lived a long life, and she knew how life worked.

If this man did not gain anything from this, he would not have come all the way to this place to show them kindness for no reason!

The village chief stared at him and asked suspiciously, "What do you gain from this? Rather, what do you expect from us?"

and explained, "We’ll attract tourists here, so I gain from them. Grandma, as you know, this location is ideal with a nice view. It’s a pity that not many people know about this place. Once I turn this into a tourist area, we’ll build hotels in your village. When the tourists come to stay, you’ll earn hundreds of bucks every night. You can even have some shops and supermarkets to sell water and all kinds of daily necessities. The

those who came before insisted they move out. Those hotels and supermarkets would be owned by

man, however, had a better

did not ask them to move out and even gave them a

ask us to move out?" "Yeah," Adam assured her. "Don't worry, it'll be clearly stated in the contract. If I break this promise, you can sue

then reassured.

have to move out, anything

said, the location and view here were ideal. It was a pity that not many

let the villagers stay and then build the economy here, of course she was

chief led Adam inside

any problem, we can change them. We'll do as you please." "Okay." The village chief

received the tea and took a sip.

she lived across the