Dickson glared at Janice, who was the cause of the entire havoc, and said coldly, “You’d better shut your crap. If he plans to deal with me later on, I’ll be in trouble. For now, we’ll watch right here. Besides, I’ll be able to prepare myself if I know how powerful he is!”
Dickson, who just blurted the comment, heard Jasper saying his first words from the sofa of the nearby client room.
“The houses look not bad, and the price is cheap. I’m planning to buy all of it.”
Those few simple words echoed like thunderbolts in the quiet sales department.
Everyone, including John, wore an astonished expression while looking at Jasper.
People who always put on an act were those who liked to show off, but this time, Jasper did not plan to put on an act. These houses had the potential of rising in market value by ten times in the future. Whoever purchased one would earn from it. He would not miss this opportunity as just one villa less would mean losing tens of millions of profit.
However, it was always because of that reason that Jasper was like a fool who attracted everyone’s attention.
Seeing the flustered looks on Manager Jones and John’s face, Jasper knew that his comment might have frightened everyone. He said with a smile, “I’m sincerely planning to buy them all. Manager Jones, you won’t think that I’m cracking a joke, right?”
‘F*ck you, this is rubbish!
‘One villa costs 800,000 and even though it’s almost close to its cost price, you’re now claiming that you want to buy all of them? Isn’t this a joke?
‘This is a villa!
‘One of them costs 800,000!
‘These aren’t those vegetables selling at 80 cents by the roadside!
‘Vegetables that you don’t eat can still be used to feed the pigs, but why on earth would you purchase so many villas?
‘To be the landlord?’
Manager Jones was cursing frantically internally.
Of course, he would not know that Jasper really planned on becoming a landlord.
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