Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 997 I Would Like To Pay

“Please show us the villas around this area,” said Alex as he placed the glass down.

In recognition of Jessica’s commendable performance and to provide compensation for her work-related injury, Alex decided to generously reward the woman by purchasing her a luxurious stand-alone villa. After all, the serene ambiance of the property aligned with her personality.

While Jessica was deeply moved by his actions, she didn’t want Alex to spend too much on her. After all, gifting one a luxury villa was indeed an extravagant gesture.

“I don’t think this is necessary. An affordable house is just as good, as long as I’m able to reside in a peaceful and quiet environment.” Jessica chimed in.

“Let’s just take a look around since we’re already here.” Alex gave her a pat on the shoulder as he spoke.

Yannic typically showed a warm and welcoming demeanor. She would treat her customers with the utmost professionalism, even if they weren’t there to purchase a unit. However, even she could not help but feel skeptical that the man in front of her, who looked to be in his twenties and was insistent on viewing the villas, could afford a unit in this area.

was hanging on her lips. At this moment, Yannie was a little suspicious that Alex was not here to buy a house

her sentiments aloud and explained to Alex in an enthusiastic tone of voice. “The villas are typically priced at five million and above,

obligation to make it clear to Alex by explaining the prices of the villas. After all, it might be hard for a guy like him to

Yannie, Alex pointed to one

eyes instantly lit up upon seeing where Alex was pointing at. The villa was facing the

run in the mountains if I wake up early, but I can also watch both sunrises and sunsets! At the thought of that, Jessica subconsciously curled her lips

the place, why don’t we go with this unit?” Alex, perceiving

fact that it’s a villa with

its price tag. A slight smile played

over and said, “We’ll take this unit. How much is it? I’ll pay in

of skepticism and puzzlement.