His Lordship Alexander Kane

Chapter 0171

Early the next day, a large red Porsche pulled to a slow stop in front of the Sunset Red Welfare Home.

This was in the western outskirts of Ol‘ Mare, located at the intersection of the old and new city areas.

The surrounding old neighborhoods had almost all been relocated, with new residential areas under

rapid construction. Advertisements along the roadside were plastered with opening announcements for

various new developments.

“Mister Huff, hello.”

Alexander and Amber entered the director’s office, stating their purpose directly.

Alexander then pulled out 10,000 dollars, smiling as he said, “We’re here to take Mister Chesire back

home. You can keep this money for the other inhabitants here and buy them some nutritional

supplements.”

Gary Huff, the director of the welfare home, looked at the couple. He hesitated for a moment before

saying, “Mister Kane and Miss Chesire, both of you are influential figures in Ol‘ Mare. I initially didn’t

want to trouble you, but…”

He shook his head, a hint of bitterness on his face. “Forget it, I’ll have someone process the discharge

procedures for Mister Chesire. Please wait a moment.”

he immediately picked up the office phone and arranged for caregivers to handle

paperwork.

the call, Amber pursed her lips and said

here. After being driven out by the Chesire family with nowhere to

me in for

now, you have something you want to say. If there’s anything I can help with,

tell me.”

and finally sighed deeply. “It’s

Ol‘ Mare’s

neighborhoods and

the new construction plan. According to high–level directives,

no coercion

was

various means to demolish old buildings forcibly, and

brink of collapse. They

demolition.

in the old city area, and the roads here are quite busted.” Gary took

up the electronic map of Ol‘ Mare

selected a few locations, hoping to relocate the welfare home.

living here will

the cheapest location, the cost is beyond what

Huff, considering the compensation

amount for the

his head, the bitterness on

square

sixty million in compensation. Relocating the welfare home

not a problem.”