Life at the Top

Fireworks shot into the sky once the ribbon was cut. The night lit up, and everyone applauded in celebration.

Jasper was in a great mood.

After all, the Southface River project was the first big project he had completed since he had arrived at Nauritus City.

As that moment, with the exception of the skyscraper in Waterhoof City, the Southface River project was the biggest, most expensive, and most effective real estate project in the province.

Jasper was very pleased now that all his hard work had borne fruit, and everything had ended well.

Walking off the stage, Jasper bumped into Lance, who had an elated expression on his face.

“How’s the situation today, Lance?”

As the new General Manager of the real estate company after Sean was promoted, Lance was only in charge of one thing today, and that was to sign contracts with clients who showed interest in shop or building lots in the Southface River project.

million worth of contracts of intent that we’ll be able to solidify after following up on them later. 70% of the properties in the project have already been rented

the few promotional living districts we completed. The sales were downright terrifying today, and someone managed to buy almost all of them. The houses in

in satisfaction and replied, “Not bad. We’ll be

buildings, those can only be leased out. If you don’t know how to

because I wanted to report something else as well,

“What is it?”

Lance backstage. Jasper made small talk with people on the way there as everyone greeted him, regardless of whether they knew him or not. Jasper replied to every single one of these individuals

came to me with the intention of buying the three

three buildings are high-quality and represent the primary assets in this project. They’re also the most valuable pieces of property after the tower itself. However,

replied, “And here I was worried about what was wrong. If he wants it,

remember to give him a run for his money. The Langdon family is very rich, and the father-son duo are

projects means that he’s acknowledged the value of the property. There’s no reason for us to keep all the benefits to ourselves–it’s only

him when it comes to something they’re interested

chuckled, “You’re so smart, Mr. Laine. I know what to do