With people waiting for her, ine decided to skip finishing her meal. She swiftly grabbed her bag and took a cab to the West Garden Vi, an older viplex located in Aurous Hill.


    An old friend of hers resided near this viplex.


    Once a symbol of prosperity and luxury in Aurous Hill, the West Garden Vi had lost much of its former elegance over the past twenty years. Although it was no longer asvish as it once was, ine remembered how impressive it had seemed to her in the past. Back then, she thought living in a vi like this would be beyond her reach.


    However, times had changed. Now, as she anticipated moving into the prestigious Thompson First soon, ine found herself feeling somewhat dismissive of the West Garden Vi.


    Her old friend who lived there was named Summer Gibson, someone ine had known for many years.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Summer came from a well-off family. Her husband had made a substantial fortune early in his career, and after he tragically passed away in an ident, he left her with a significant inheritance.


    After ensuring her child received a quality education abroad, Summer spent her days ying mahjong for leisure.


    Despite her wealth, Summer wasn’t particrly skilled at mahjong, often losing to ine in their games. ine, with her luck and skill, consistently racked up more points.


    As a result, ine affectionately considered Summer her “God of Wealth” and made it a point to join her whenever she was invited for a game.


    When ine rang the doorbell, it opened almost instantly. Summer, a woman of simr age to ine, greeted her with a warm smile. “Sister ine, you’re here! Come on in!”


    ine quickly returned the greeting as she stepped inside, saying with a smile, “Oh, Summer! I’m so sorry to have kept you waiting!”


    They made their way to the living room, where two other friends were already seated at the mahjong table, waiting for ine’s arrival.


    “Sister ine, you’re finally here!” one of the women eximed with excitement. “Come and sit down! We’re starting with eight continuousps today!”


    As soon as ine and Summer settled at the mahjong table, the game began in earnest.


    While ine shuffled the mahjong tiles in her hands, she turned to Summer and asked, “You’ve lived in this vi for quite a while, haven’t you?”


    Summer responded with a smile, “Yes, I bought this vi over ten years ago, mainly as an investment. After my child moved abroad, I found myself alone in thisrge space, and it often felt overwhelming.”


    “Have you considered renovating or refurbishing your vi?” ine inquired, her interest piqued. “My daughter owns a renovation and refurbishmentpany and is coborating with the Emgrand Group! If you’re thinking about upgrades, I can ask her to offer you a special deal. She could transform your vi into a stunning pce!”


    “Thank you for your kind offer, Sister ine,” Summer replied with a slight smile. However, she sighed before adding, “But I’m actually nning to sell this vi.”


    “Sell it?” ine asked, puzzled. “Why would you want to sell? You’re notcking in funds. I know your husband left you several properties, and you’ve invested in real estate as well. Wouldn’t it be beneficial to keep this vi as an investment?”<fn97c6> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find?novel</fn97c6><h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>