I'm A Quadrillionaire

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 160

At least a million dollars.

This made them more reluctant to waste food.

After eating, they rested for a while as well.

David had the hotel manager check them into a few high-class suites so that everyone could rest for the night.

It was already too late to look at houses tonight as the sales department would have already clocked out for the night. They could not sign any papers today either, so the only option would be to wait until tomorrow.

After breakfast the next day, David brought everyone to South River International Residence.

David’s G-Wagon drove into the residence easily but Jude’s family’s cheaper car worth around a hundred million was held back by the security guards outside. 1

These security guards have been working here for a couple of years already, and they have never seen any cheap cars drive into the Residence. David’s G-Wagon was already considered the cheapest car there was among the tenants who lived inside, so it was only right that they stopped and checked the visitors.

What are you people doing? Leave! This isn’t a place for you!” A security guard walked over to Jude’s parents and

he did not feel the need to be respectful to people

savings since working here, but his standards

car in front of us, we’re with them,” Jude’s gather said politely

since this was a huge city and he was a stranger

Benz G-Class drove in just now, have the driver bring his proof of residence, and come to

Copy!” Came a voice on the other end of the

first and don’t run off!

infuriated. They had never been subjected to such arrogance back in Shu City! This man was just a mere security guard, he had no right to act

like us can simply enter as we wish? You’re just a security guard! We’ll have

You’re just a security guard! Who are you to

place is? This is the most expensive housing area in South River Province! The cheapest house in here costs fifty million and prices

people in

here costs fifty million? And prices can range

had completely exceeded their

four to five hundred thousand. Bigger houses in better areas might cost more, but prices never exceeded