Chapter 31 A Luxurious House

In the suburb of the W City.

Watson drove Gina on a suburban road.

He had asked Gina to pay attention to a house in the W City for him. It would be best if the whole team could live there.

Gina was a well-known rich woman now. Since she met Watson, she made a lot of money.

At first, she earned tens of thousands of agency fees, and then she earned a lot in the core circle of the new city.

She also bought one house for investment in the old city and sold it. She earned nearly 200 thousand dollars!

Now she was completely convinced by Watson's foresight. She felt that Watson was the prince she had been waiting for, who was capable and courageous.

Young boys like Watson were as childish as children. They only knew eating, drinking, and playing all day long, or other rich men were chasing after women by using the money of their parents. None of them was as excellent as Watson.

So, when she heard that Watson was going to move the whole team to the W City, she simply quit her job and would help Watson in the future.

She would be in charge of the investment in real estate.

The team members said goodbye to their friends in the waste city reluctantly. They decided to have a good rest in the hotel.

After searching for a while, Gina finally found the most suitable place.

In the newly rented Maybach, Gina sat stiffly in the passenger seat.

With the song, the atmosphere in the car was a little ambiguous. Gina always peeked at Watson who was driving carefully.

The more she looked at Watson, the more she felt that he was very handsome.

Today, she specially wore a miniskirt and a short camisole that exposed her arms. Her face was full of youth.

Smelling the faint perfume, Watson also found that the charming girl beside him dressed very young and had a different charm from her previous career suit.

Watson stopped the car in front of a billboard hanging for sale.

This place was one of the destinations of Watson's trip.

Perhaps it was because the economy was stagnant, the life of the rich was not satisfactory.

In the well-known rich residential area of the W City, a large number of goods had been sold.

According to Gina, this place was very close to the city center and the environment was also very good. The most important thing was that it was far away from the downtown. The house was large enough and could be bought as the base of the team.

The most important thing was that the market value of the house here was always high. If someone moved out, there would be new rich people moving in. There would always have buyers here.

They had seen several houses before, but they were either too remote or too expensive. In Watson's eyes, the rate of return on investment was not very high.

Gina didn't know the return rate, so she bought it as she liked. Anyway, it was for living, not for selling for money.

The key point was that Watson couldn't make a deal at a loss. If he wanted to buy something, he would buy something with a high return rate. In the future, he might be able to move to a better place.

"Gina, is this the villa you mentioned?"

"Yes, someone has just died here. Watson, we have a better choice. Why don't we go to other places first?"

Watson didn't say anything. Instead, he looked up at the luxurious villa, which looked like a castle.

The style of the white castle lit up Watson's eyes. He thought it would be a military fortress if it was slightly changed. He didn't know how the decoration style of the castle was.

It didn't matter that someone had just died. As long as the spears were there, any monsters would call them grandpa!

Gina had already found out that the owner of the room was an old man. There were several nannies taking care of him in turn, but one day, the nanny happened to ask for a long leave, and the old man suddenly had a heart attack and died in the hall.

It was not until the strange smell of the corpse attracted the patrol police dogs that they discovered the old man who had died in the room.

There were many children of the old man. Because there was no will, they had quarreled a lot for the inheritance.

In the end, they decided to divide the property equally.

The old man was rich when he was young, but he failed to keep the property. After his death, the villa became the most valuable heritage.

His children were all spendthrifts who were good at nothing but eating and playing. They soon used up all the cash they got. Now they were in a hurry to sell the villa, so Gina estimated that the house would be much cheaper than the market value.

"When will those spendthrifts arrive?" Watson asked casually. Since the spendthrifts didn't offer a price, he couldn't predict the return of the villa.

Gina looked at the distance, pointed at several high-speed muscle cars, and said, "They are already here."

Looking at these people's clothes and cars, Watson shook his head in his heart. As Gina had said, these people lived a luxurious life and were indulged in dissipation. They didn't know how hard it was to start a business and make money.

As the heritage was almost gone, they didn't know how to restrain themselves. He estimated that after they sold the house, they would soon squander all the old man's last heritage.

Watson looked down upon these spendthrifts from the bottom of his heart. The inheritors of the rich families all knew to work hard and create value in extravagance, while the people from the declining families only knew to squander the legacy.