Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1047

When Wesley, who was at the side heard that, he inwardly snickered. Hah! Your acting is quite convincing, you old fox! If I hadn’t known the truth beforehand, even I would’ve probably been taken in by you!

As Fabian took the contract from Terry, he saw the clause indicated by Terry’s index finger: In the event that Party A is unable to make payment, the guarantor will bear the responsibility of paying it in full. This clause was concealed at an exceedingly inconspicuous spot amidst the few pages of the contract, thus very much difficult to spot.

After glancing through the contract, Fabian murmured with a worried expression, “As you know, Mr. Ziegler, I’m collaborating with Mr. Xenakis’ company on this project, so I’m afraid that I can’t make an arbitrary decision.”

Grasping the meaning of his words, Terry passed Wesley another copy of the contract. He deliberately tapped on the price with his index finger before winking at Wesley. Then, he exclaimed, “Look, Mr. Xenakis. Although the price is exorbitant, this place is a gem and has immense appreciation potential. I’m sure you’re well aware of this, so why don’t you make a decision?”

As Wesley gazed in the direction of his finger, he was greeted by a shocking figure. He then inwardly counted, Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions, tens of millions, and hundreds of millions! Two hundred and fifty millions! He actually doubled the price of the land!

Haha, this is simply amazing! While he’s really ruthless to jack it up this much, I’ll

dour expression as he replied, “The price is rather high, Mr. Norton. However, as mentioned by Mr. Ziegler, the appreciation potential is self-evident, so I think it’s

hearing this, Fabian couldn’t help sneering inwardly. Hah! Do you think you’ve gotten a lunch? You think I’m an idiot, huh? Don’t come crying

concurring, “Since Mr. Xenakis thinks it’s okay,

tortured expression, he inwardly groused. You’re truly vicious and greedy. It’s you who told me to jack up the price this much, yet you’re still acting as though you’ve suffered a

let’s sign the contract now to save trouble further down the road,” he suggested mildly. “It’ll be bad if the price were to go

this, Wesley promptly seconded him, blurting, “Yes, Mr. Norton! We’ll both have one less thing to worry

Heaving a long sigh, he then assented, “Okay. In that

of Land Management’s seal on the contract. Then, he handed