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He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 932

"I hear you aren't just an expert in modern Western design, but you also have profound insights into traditional architecture," the official noted. "You're Professor Dawson's prized pupil. In fact, it was your blueprint that stabilized The Breeze Pagoda when it first started leaning, ensuring it continues to stand proudly on the border of our two cities."

He nodded approvingly. "That's wonderful. We can't forget our heritage just because we've mastered modern techniques."

He glanced between them. "And the two of you are...?"

Scarlett and Julian looked at each other and answered in unison, "We're married."

The official's eyes lit up even more. "Incredible. A true power couple. I have no doubt that together, you'll take Bay City’s architecture to completely new heights!"

The Sutton City official chimed in, extending an olive branch. "We have several projects in Sutton City that need development. We'd be honored to have you both come over for a consultation. I'll host you personally."

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After a few more minutes of polite conversation, Julian and Scarlett smiled and saw the officials off. The motorcade drove away, leaving the construction site bathed in the first rays of dawn.

Yardley stood frozen in place, watching Julian and Scarlett. They were a seamless team, radiating effortless synergy and earning the highest praise from the authorities.

Meanwhile, he and Veronica had dumped an astronomical amount of money into this project, only to become a cautionary tale for the city regulators.

A bitter, complicated knot formed in Yardley's chest.

Veronica glared at Julian and Scarlett, her eyes practically shooting venom at their interlaced fingers. "This is ridiculous! They're just using their connections to settle a personal vendetta!"

"They think they can use the city to pressure me? In their dreams! I'm not playing their game!" she spat viciously.

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