At Julius' words, the farmer stopped and pulled his hand away from Gerry's suitcase. He looked at Julius impatiently, "I really need this money. If you really have the amount you are offering, show it to me quickly so I can be sure you are not deceiving me."The woman looked behind Julius's back, trying to see if he had anything with him, but to no avail. And that annoyed him even more, "You didn't even bring your suitcase. You'll cost me a lot more if you're just playing around."The farmer even rubbed his face, his head dizzy from thinking, "I might accept this gentleman's offer if you can't show me your money right now." The woman had no other choice. He needed the money immediately. If Julius was just playing games and deceiving her, He would lose everything instantly.Gerry smiled broadly, "Well, you've made the right decision!" he shouted. He felt he had won and defeated Julius. This land would soon change hands and become his. Julius wouldn't be able to do anything once they si

Julius frowned, "What happened?" he asked. The man moved his glass to the side so he wouldn't knock it over and drop it. He would focus on listening to the report from Jeff, who was in his new land now. Yesterday, he had managed to shut Gerry's big mouth from bothering him. But apparently, he wasn't satisfied and returned to make a fool of himself.A noise came from the other end of the line, and a few seconds later, Jeff spoke again, "There's someone named Gerry who came and made a scene with Master." Upon hearing the name Gerry, Julius let out a small snort. Apparently, it was the same man as yesterday. He hadn't learned his lesson yet. So, Julius again waited for a report from Jeff about what other senseless craziness the man was up to. And sure enough, once Jeff explained, Julius could only shake his head at the man's behavior. Jeff said, "Gerry said. That the landowner should be in jail for injuring his head yesterday. The land is in conflict, and the owner should be held respon

The big man could no longer be patient. He rushed forward and tried to pull Jonathan from Julius' side. Julius must have seen it coming, so he immediately pulled Jonathan behind him to prevent the big man from dragging or even touching him. The tension between the two was already hot, and people were getting curious about what would happen next. Moreover, the difference between Julius and the big man was striking in terms of appearance.The big, rugged man was wearing a black long-sleeved t-shirt with worn jeans. There was a small tear that looked like a rat bite along the collar. And on the man's face, there was an elongated cut that looked like a sharp weapon that had dried up.As for Julius, he looked so relaxed in his material pants and short-sleeved shirt. His hair was neatly arranged, and his face looked clean. He also looked dashing, although his body was not as big as the man in front of him.They exchanged glances, with the big man already looking angry with bulging eyes. Jul

One sunny morning, in the large garden of the Luckystone family home, Julius was walking with his grandmother, Mrs. Elisa Luckystone. She was seated in a wheelchair, with Julius walking while pushing her from behind. Several servants were seen walking behind Julius with flat faces, among them, standing not far from the garden path area with their hands linked behind their backs.The garden was so quiet you could only hear the chirping of birds perched on the branches of the shady trees located along the garden path. Green grass adorns the entire area, making the air feel even fresher. A fountain with a statue of a winged angel pouring water from a Gucci adds to the aesthetic value of the large park. Some garden lights that go out when the sun shines also beautify the view of the garden they are now walking in.Various flowers of various colours are neatly arranged in the garden architecture, such as cosmos flowers grouped in multiple colors, red anthuriums and roses which are, of cour

Benjamin adjusted his seat and leaned more towards Julius. The man spoke lowly, "I know people like you very well, therefore, I would like to offer you something." From his tone of voice, Benjamin seemed to be trying not to be heard by anyone other than them. In fact, the man had glanced around to ensure there were no spies or people he knew in the company.Julius looked at Benjamin with one eyebrow raised, then nodded. He wanted to know what Benjamin wanted to tell him. Whatever the man's plan was, he looked like he was planning something. So, Julius would sit quietly and wait for the man to unpack everything. His hunch was that there would be something interesting here.Benjamin rested both hands on the table, his eyes gleaming with pleasure. At first glance, if Julius accepted his offer, he would soon be making his own money, not just from his basic salary. Which, although relatively large, would still not be able to fulfill other needs for his prestige. All this time, he had been