Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 438

The fact that the landlord was able to collect rent here relied solely on her ancestors‘ legacy. Now that she could profit more, she wouldn’t easily let go. If others raised the rent significantly in the future, she could always resort to underhanded tactics.

Either way, she wouldn’t let go of this sweet deal before her.

Diana understood the landlord’s mindset, which was why she dared to negotiate. However, Diana was careful and meticulous when she wrote out the contract, leaving no loopholes for the future.

After all, when one started a business, one had to be as frugal as possible. Moreover, the money saved here was not as simple as a few hundred thousand a year.

She dared to propose a five–year term because she wasn’t afraid of the landlord eventually turning on her.

“Sign here,” Diana said with a smile, pulling out a pen and contract she had prepared in advance and placing it in the landlord’s hand.

The landlord looked at her smile, and faltered for a moment.

“You’re so beautiful…” the landlord muttered before snapping out of her daze. “You’re beautiful. Is this a trick?”

right away. I don’t think the next tenant will offer as high

to lose the benefits right before her,

through the contract, and seeing that everything was fine, she quickly

“Done.”

the contract. Now, she could save a lot of money every year. For her newly established studio, this could alleviate short–term financial pressures and increase

Diana had to do her best to protect Fanny’s interest as best as

contract,” Diana said. “But this quarter, we’ll continue

for investments, so she didn’t want to waste any precious time

replied, looking

quickly agreed, but by that afternoon, the landlord contacted Diana again and asked, “Is the studio of yours making money?”

opened in this area, but there were also equally many that went

Diana had been contacting potential investors all morning. Yet, no one was

even hung up the moment they heard

would be in trouble if they

what Julian had said in his email last night. She felt that it