The residents, initially taken aback, quickly regrouped and resumed their protest louder than before.

“Stop the construction!” they demanded, accusing Matthew of valuing profit over compassion.

“We won’t allow any construction here!”

The residents’ frustration escalated, fueled by the promise of payment for their uproar.

Amidst the clamor, Hamilton saw an opportunity.

He urged for silence, suggesting, “Let’s settle down.

I’m sure Mr.

Clark will offer a fair resolution.

Arguing won’t get us anywhere.

As peace returned, Hamilton faced Matthew with a disingenuous grin.

“Mr.

Clark, perhaps a conversation is in order.

Delays in construction could be costly for you.

a compromise be

voice grew louder, as if

intend to address this

should come

” Matthew remained composed.

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Killian with

and

“Seeing you here, Mr.

your willingness to

We’re open to compromise.

million for relocating our family

dropped at

fifty thousand to three hundred million was

crowd rallied

yours won’t miss three hundred million, right? Moving ancestral graves is a

could cost

hundred million is a small price for

relaxed, a faint smile playing

by the clamor of the residents around

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