Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 873 The Bigger Picture

I stared at his face, pondering for a moment, and mischievously said, "Well, let's hear the bad news! After all, I thrive on bad news. It gives me positive energy." "The bad news is that the design for the second phase of the Avalon Hills has been rejected. The groundbreaking ceremony might be delayed."

"Rejected?" Our plan was quite authoritative, so rejection was unexpected. "Wasn't it already approved? Why the rejection? Are their demands too high?" Ryan looked at me and smiled. "Yes, rejected."

Just by looking at Ryan's calm expression as he delivered this news, I knew he was setting a trap.

His calm smile revealed that this wasn't bad news, so I quickly pressed on. "Don't play tricks on me. What's really going on?"

Ryan suddenly chuckled, pointing at me. "You're quite the little trickster. Nothing scares you."

"I have no reason to panic at all. Your calm smile isn't fooling anyone. Now, spill the beans. What's the situation?"

reason is simple. The developer wants to expand the scale of the second phase. After seeing the success

about this." I looked

expand, they scrapped the original plan for the second phase. They urgently asked us to develop an entirely new design, serving as a comprehensive model project for the entire Avalon Hills. A complete departure from

expand when the area for the second phase is already there?" I

hearty. "They plan to merge

got me interested. Merging the second and third phases could be

living showcase. Once our brand was established, we could start our own development. "We've successfully opened up the situation. If we manage these two projects successfully,

and

we've successfully set the stage! However, since our overall plan has been rejected, we must start redesigning Avalon Hills's second

by doing this, Avalon Hills is essentially helping us create a new brand. They trust and support our design concept at a crucial time like this. It's a good

we shouldn't rush and should focus on creating high-quality work. Let's not take on too many small projects. We can leave