Summer greeted them with a warm smile, saying, “Oh, please,e in! It’s been years since I’ve lived in this vi, so make yourselves at home while you explore!”


    “Sure!” Christopher responded with a nod as he stepped inside the vi alongside Hannah. He began to take in theyout and interior design of the ce.


    At that moment, She, the real estate agent, chimed in with a smile, “Mr. Wilson, the West Garden Vi is one of the first viplexes developed in Aurous Hill. It boasts a full range of amenities and tight security, ensuring your safety. The vi itself has a living area of four hundred seventy square meters, which aligns perfectly with your previous requirements…”


    Christopher was particrly interested in purchasing an older vi because it would be more affordable. Typically, a vi of four hundred seventy square meters would cost at least twenty million dors in Aurous Hill, but this viplex had prices around thirteen to fourteen million dors. He sensed this was a good opportunity to negotiate a lower price today.


    With that in mind, Christopher turned to Summer and asked, “Miss Gibson, what price do you have in mind for your vi?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “As I’m moving to the United States soon, I’m eager to sell this vi quickly,” Summer replied with a slight smile. “If you’re genuinely interested, I can sell it to you for twelve million dors. How does that sound?”


    “What?! Are you trying to rob us?” Hannah eximed in disbelief. “This vi is quite old, and you dare to ask for twelve million dors?”


    Summer remained calm and simply smiled as she exined, “In this vimunity, most properties are listed above thirteen and a half million dors. Some are even priced at fourteen million. So, the twelve million I’ve offered is actually a very fair and advantageous price.”


    At that moment, ine, who had been sitting in the living room, caught the familiar voices outside. Curious, she peered out and noticed Hannah looking quite displeased. The man with her was Christopher, the eldest son of the Wilson family.


    ine was surprised to see both of them there. Considering what Summer had just said, it dawned on her that they were probably interested buyers for Summer’s old vi.


    Wasn’t the Wilson family on the verge of bankruptcy? How could Christopher afford to buy a vi at a time like this?


    Meanwhile, Hannah wore an arrogant expression as she dered, “Miss Gibson, to be honest, only a fool would pay twelve million dors for this old vi. I’ve heard you’re heading to the United States soon, so I know you want to sell fast. If you agree to sell it to me for eight million dors, we can finalize the deal today! Then you can pack your bags and leave for the States tomorrow! Doesn’t that sound great?”


    Hannah’s tactic to lower the price stemmed from her assumption that Summer was pressed to sell. She believed that since Summer needed to leave quickly, she could leverage that urgency to negotiate a better deal and make a profit.


    What Hannah didn’t realize was that Summer was quite wealthy and had multiple properties to sell. She had no pressing need for cash, so there was no way she would let Hannah take advantage of her predicament to sell the vi at a loss.<fn85f8> ?? ??? ???? ?? ???? ???? ???????s, ????s? ??s?? find?novel</fn85f8>


    Summer quickly recognized Hannah’s intentions. With a frown, she responded, “Miss Queen, while I acknowledge that my vi is a bit old, I’ve already offered you a very reasonable price. You won’t find a lower price for a vi in this area. The eight million dors you propose is simply unrealistic!”


    She continued, “It appears that neither of you is truly serious about this purchase, so I don’t think we need to continue this discussion.”


    Christopher understood that his wife’s offer of eight million dors waspletely absurd. Who would even consider selling a vi for that price? In fact, if the vi were listed for eleven million dors, it would likely sell within half an hour as it would be a great deal!


    Thus, Christopher quickly interjected, “Miss Gibson, please don’t take offense. My wife isn’t being reasonable; she’s just speaking without thinking.”


    Hannah shot Christopher an annoyed re and retorted, “Not being reasonable?! Christopher, have you forgotten who runs this family? I’ve always made the decisions! I refuse to pay more than eight million dors for this vi!”


    She then winked at Christopher, as if to signal that she had the situation under control. Hannah felt confident she could outmaneuver Summer.


    Just then, ine approached them with a cheerful smile, saying, “Oh! Brother-inw and sister-inw, do you really expect to buy this vi for just eight million dors? That’s ridiculous!”