CHAPTER 209

Ulmer toured around the Bronich city for hours and eventually found a beautiful home that was up for sale.

It was a house with twelve rooms and a spacious lawn and backyard. The house itself didn’t have multiple floors, but it would be more than enough for Ulmer and his family to live.

It was priced at 1.1 million dollars, but Ulmer tried to bargain for it. And so he was asked to wait for another week since the auction would start. Not wanting to wait for so long, Ulmer decided to give advance.

The price of the house in the auction might go higher than 1.1 million, so Ulmer paid 300,000 dollars in advance with the condition that he’d pay the remaining 800,000 dollars in the next sixty days. If he were to fail to pay the full money in time, the advance he gave wouldn’t be returned to him.

Ulmer could have paid the full amount, but he believed that he’d earn some interest for that 800,000 dollars if he were to keep it in the bank for two more months. It would be close to six thousand do