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Two dayster, an explosive piece of news spread through Kitmore City.
Ethan, one of the top real estate moguls in the country, arrived quietly at Bard Property’s sales office
in Kitmore City, wearing a mask and driving a modest car with only one assistant
After thoroughly reviewing the information about the third phase of Bard Property, he decided to
purchase the entire top floor, consisting of nine luxury apartments. He selected the most expensive,
fully renovated package. He nned to gift the apartments to outstanding employees of his Kitmore
City branch as a reward.
The young woman who was assisting him had just graduated and didn’t recognize who he was. She
simply provided him with enthusiastic service.
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It wasn’t until word spread that someone was buying an entire floor of luxury apartments that the
sales office erupted in excitement. People rushed over to witness the signing of the deal by such a
wealthy client, and someone finally recognized Ethan, gasping in shock.
“My god, isn’t that Ethan Frowick?”
“Mr. Frowick is buying an apartment in our small development? What is happening?”
Some people attempted to greet him.
Ethan did not deny his identity and didn’t mind people taking pictures. He exined that a colleague
had told him the location was excellent. After inspecting the development himself, he found the
quality to be good, so he decided to make the purchase.
The news quickly spread throughout the entiremunity.
From Wesley and other high–level executives at Bard Property to the homeowners and construction
workers, everyone came to catch a glimpse of the business tycoon.
Naturally, Wesley personally greeted Ethan.
After exchanging a few words, Ethan was impressed and jokingly said, “I’ve heard your family’s
restaurant has a great reputation. Now that I’m one of your big clients, shouldn’t you invite me to a
meal at your ce?”
Donovan’s Restaurant had been highly rmended to him by Matthew. Since Ethan was already
in Kitmore City, it was only fitting for him to try it.
Wesley smiled. “Of course.”
He immediately invited a few avable executives and the young sales assistant who had assisted
Ethan to join them for a meal at Donovan’s Restaurant.
The executives Wesley had selected were well–mannered and understood their boundaries. They
did not try to curry favor with Ethan because of his status, maintaining a respectful, warm attitude
without being overly attentive or inquisitive.
Wesley had a prestigious university degree and experience as a senior executive at a state–owned
enterprise. He frequently interacted with high–ranking foreign guests and traveled abroad for
business, so he naturally knew how to conduct himself.
Ethan enjoyed the meal, which made him more talkative. He generously shared industry
experiences and insider information with those present.
At the end of the meal, he patted Wesley on the shoulder, speaking earnestly. “I entered the real
estate business nearly thirty years ago, just as it was beginning to take off in this country.
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“Based on my and some of my old friends‘ understanding and analysis of the economic situation,
the real estate prices have been overinted for years. It’s about time for the bubble to burst.”
He added, “My advice to all of you in the industry is to try and offload anynd or property holdings
in the next two to three years. Don’t invest heavily in buying morend, building blindly, or
specting on property.
“The real estate industry is nearing a harsh winter. You should all prepare for it.”
This statement took everyone at the table by surprise.
The current real estate market was still booming, so they didn’t expect a winter to be on the
horizon.
Ethan didn’t borate further, only smiling. “What I’ve shared with you is just my personal view.
Many outside of this circle have different opinions and there’s a lot of debate. Take your time to think
it over.”
With that, the meal was essentially over. The group exited the restaurant, seeing Ethan off as he got
into his car.
Ethan pulled out his phone, smiling as he turned to Wesley. “Your restaurant is indeed fantastic, but
the lines are too long. Let’s exchange our iMessage. Maybe next time Ie by, your restaurant
can let me sneak in through the back door.”
Wesley, deeply appreciative of Ethan’s guidance, immediately responded, “Whenever you stop by,
there will always be a seat waiting for you.”
Seeing Ethan take the initiative to add Wesley on iMessage, the others at the table were filled with
envy. They also felt reassured, thinking that if someone as esteemed as Ethan trusted Wesley, they
were definitely following the right leader.
As Wesley watched Ethan’s car drive away, he found himself deep in thought. He pondered if he
should purchase the empty plot ofnd next to Bard Property.
While Wesley pondered this, the news of Ethan’s visit to Bard Property to purchase apartments had
already spread like wildfire on social media tforms such as Facebook and TikTok
Sensing the buzz, real estate agents, trend–chasing influencers, and various local media outlets in
Kitmore City flocked to Bard Property, eager to uncover every detail about Ethan’s purchase. They
sensationalized the story in their reports, embellishing the details.
By morning, the entire city was abuzz about Bard Garden’s supposedly exceptional location. People
interested in purchasing property were all talking about it.
“Kitmore City has plenty of luxury developments built by Mr. Frowick himself, so why did he choose
to buy at Bard Property instead of one of his own projects? Bard Property must be something
special.”
“Do we really think we can outdo Mr. Frowick’s judgment? Let’s not overthink this. Tomorrow, we’re
signing the contract.”
“An expert said that thend had both good and bad aspects. Bard Property had umted a lot
of problems. But after those issues were resolved, it became an excellent investment.”
“I believe Bard Property is in the strategic location. Didn’t you see? Ever since Mr. Donovan started
working there, his family’s fortune turned around. They opened a restaurant, moved into a wealthy
neighborhood, and all his kids have done well for themselves…”
Wealthy individuals and officials, in particr, were highly concerned about profits.
After hearing the news, some people immediately contacted the senior executives at Bard Property
late into the night, hoping to reserve units for themselves.
By the next morning, many had already driven to Bard Property’s sales office, buying one apartment
for each of their children and grandchildren.
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With wealthy buyers rushing to snap up properties, ordinary buyers couldn’t resist the frenzy too.
Soon, the sales office was bustling with people, and the parking spaces around the development
were packed, nearly causing a traffic jam. Social media influencers and news outlets broadcasted
the excitement live, adding to the buzz.
Bard Property didn’t spend a penny on advertising, yet thepany gained overnight fame,
bing the hottest name in the market.
Even more astonishing, all four pre–sale buildings had sold o