“Are you serious, this gentleman?”
The old cat’s gaze gradually transformed from its original wariness to a greedy look.
That was a full five hundred million, enough to get himself back on his feet once again.
He was no longer thinking about who the man in black in front of him really was.
As long as you gave enough money, then the district would naturally be yours.
“Bang!”
A silver suitcase was thrown directly at Old Cat’s feet by the man in black.
“There’s a two million dollar deposit in here, you can see for yourself.”
Old Cat picked the suitcase up directly and after seeing the neatly arranged cash inside, a thick smile burst out on his face.
“This gentleman, we do need one percent for the deposit, these, are not enough.”
“These are the money you pay out to that guy for breach of contract, the rest will be delivered in full afterwards.”
The words of the man in black brought an even bigger smile to the old cat’s face.
Although he didn’t know why that plot of his was suddenly in such high demand.
But the old cat’s heart understood that the current plot was no longer something he could own.
Forcing himself to continue to own it would only make him not live long.
It would be better to sell it for a good price and rise again.
……
The night gradually recedes and the dawn slowly rises.
At seven thirty in the morning, Lin Mo was sitting not far from the neighborhood eating breakfast with the Crown Prince.
“Boss, didn’t you guys agree on eight o’clock, why isn’t this coming at seven thirty?”
The prince took a sip of the soy milk he was carrying and asked Lin Mo.
Generally speaking, everyone would come half an hour earlier to show their sincerity for this kind of business.
Even Lin Mo had come half an hour earlier in the morning to take the prince to have an early breakfast.
And this time it was eight o’clock and the old cat hadn’t actually barley arrived.
“No matter, there might be some sudden delay in something.”
Lin Mo shook his head at the Crown Prince, gesturing for him to settle down a little.
Time pa*sed by minute by minute and the sun gradually rose.
Eight o’clock was already ten minutes past, and the old cat still had not arrived.
Lin Mo’s long, slender willow brows furrowed slightly as he began to analyse internally.
The speed with which Old Cat had come yesterday definitely highlighted his urgency and anxiety in wanting to sell this community.
But now he was uncharacteristically late straight away.
An answer surfaced within Lin Mo’s mind.
“Mr. Lin, sorry, I’m late for the traffic jam today.”
Old Cat was wearing a black mink coat with a cigar dangling from his mouth.
He walked towards Lin Mo with a smile on his face.
“Where is the stuff I want?”
Lin Mo looked at the old cat’s empty hands and instantly knew he had guessed it.
“Aiya, Mr. Lin, I’m really sorry, last night someone suddenly approached me and said they wanted to offer 500 million to buy this community.”
“As you know, I’ve been in debt for the past few years and I really have no choice.”
“This is your deposit and this one million is my apology, make sure you take it.”
The old cat handed over two paper bags, then he simply turned around and left.
Lin Mo’s deep eyes were now deep and sunken.
“Boss.”
The prince called out in Lin Mo’s ear.
Lin Mo twisted his head to look at the crown prince’s indignant look and smiled lightly.
“What’s wrong with that, I’m not even angry what are you angry about.”
Only, under the sun’s rays, the smile on Lin Mo’s face was a little cold.
He swept his gaze around and lingered slightly at a certain place.
“Do you see that rat over there?”
Lin Mo pointed to the alley not far away amidst the Prince’s confused eyes.
“There are always rats that feel they are hiding deep, but they don’t know it.”
Lin Mo’s toe flicked, and a stone instantly flew towards the alleyway at a speed that exceeded the speed of sound.
“Bare.”
A slight sound rang out.