CHAPTER EIGHTY-FOUR: THE TAKEN ESTATE.

After the damage dealt to the estate, followed by the $10 billion that Woodruff had no choice but to pay to William, it had cost the Camillo patriarch an extra arm and leg to make up for the losses.

Luckily, the man had many illegal businesses he had established underground. With the huge profit generated over time, he was able to pay off William’s silence while he had also renovated his mansion. Within the first week, the maids and housekeepers had been rehired.

Currently, the billionaire was in his office. He had called a real estate agent, Thorn, who he had been dealing with for over fifteen years now. This specific agent was in charge of the largest estate in the city.

This particular estate belonged to the chairman of a conglomerate in Rome. Sadly, the man passed away due to old age. The estate was then legally placed under the care of the old man’s family.

Being one of the richest people in Bel Air City, Woodruff had always wanted to own this estate, which would effectively