Supreme Heir Son-in-law
Chapter 179 Dispute

Chapter 179: Chapter 179 Dispute

"Alright, follow me." Seeing that a big deal was about to be secured, the young man’s smile was barely containable.

The two of them took the elevator to the next floor.

"This is the place. Let me show you around, see if it meets your satisfaction." The young real estate agent took out a key and opened the glass door. "If you don’t like this lock, you could change it to an electronic one, but the interior decoration is all ready-made, basically no need for modifications, which can save you a good amount of money."

"It looks newly renovated. How did it suddenly become available for rent?" Xu Ke observed the style of the interior, and upon catching a whiff of unventilated methane, his brow slightly furrowed.

Seeing the displeasure on Xu Ke’s face, the real estate agent inwardly chuckled wryly but maintained a beaming smile. "You’re asking about this? The original plan was for the owner to keep it for their own company, but something came up at home, and they spent a lot of money. Now, they’re in urgent need of cash and can only let this place go." At this point, the young man’s face showed a hint of regret.

"I think this place is pretty good. What’s the rental price, and what’s the selling price?" Xu Ke asked coldly.

The agent’s eyes lit up instantly, like a wild dog catching the scent of meat, when Xu Ke asked this question. "For rent, the two floors are one million a year. If you’re buying, the owner doesn’t support loans, only a lump sum payment of thirty-five million."

"Hmm, it seems the owner isn’t keen on selling this place. Draw up a lease agreement for me then, I’ll rent it for two years." Xu Ke said to the agent blandly.

Surprised at how smoothly things were going, the young real estate agent stood there momentarily, unable to believe it and slightly excited. Xu Ke watched as the person opposite him first widened their eyes slowly, then their entire face reddened. Xu Ke raised an eyebrow, finding the change amusing.

"Aren’t you going to print the contract? I don’t have the time to come out again just to sign a contract. I’d prefer to get today’s matters done by today rather than drag it into tomorrow." Xu Ke said coldly, noting the agent hadn’t yet recovered.

"Ah, sure, wait here, I’ll go print the contract right now." The young agent came to his senses, pinched himself hard to confirm it wasn’t a dream, then grinned and was about to run outside, only to be blocked by someone at the door.

"Who are you people? How did you break into our company? What you’re doing is illegal, and I will call the police." Said a woman standing at the door, holding a white Pomeranian and draped in mink, giving off the air of a nouveau riche.

"Sister, we’re here by authorization to show the place. Who might you be?" The young agent, seemingly facing such a situation for the first time, cautiously inquired while assessing the person outside.

"What authorization? Our family owns a share of this property. Without our say, who dares to sell it? Do you two even look like people who can buy this place? Get out now before you pollute the air inside." The woman in mink said irritably.

"Haven’t you settled it?" Xu Ke frowned in displeasure. Properties with disputes are the most troublesome, often leading to wasted efforts and, worst of all, wasted time.

Seeing Xu Ke’s expression turning discontented, the agent quickly gestured dismissively, denying, "It’s settled. I’ve seen all the documents; there’s only one owner listed without any disputes involved, rest assured. This sister might have mistaken it. Let me talk to her, and I promise not to delay your business." The agent offered Xu Ke a fawning smile and then walked towards the woman.

Xu Ke stood in the room, observing the two whispering to each other without urgency. He wasn’t worried that they might be conspiring to deceive him together. Even though he hadn’t been back in Shangjing for four years, dealing with small fries was still an easy task for him.

While the two were still whispering, a slightly thin and somewhat pale woman rushed out of the elevator, her slightly long short hair lay flat against her head, making her appear a bit despondent.

"Aunt, why are you here? Can’t you leave us alone, our little family, and let us survive? We’re all relatives, related by blood, do you have to cause such a scene? My dad’s gone, my mom’s waiting in the hospital for this surgery fee. She’s my only family left, can’t you let me keep her? Every time you come to cause trouble, what exactly do you want? Is it that you can’t rest until you see us mother and daughter dead?" The woman started, eyes red, glaring with hatred at the woman opposite.

"Look at how you’re speaking, as if I’m trying to harm you. I’m your elder, and with your family only having you left to roam about, am I wrong to come as your elder to assist you? The world is dangerous, you little girl don’t understand. Take today, for instance, if I hadn’t arrived quickly, this contract would have been printed already. Look, does this person who came to see the property look like someone wealthy? These two are obviously scammers trying to swindle your property. Once the contract is signed, where will you find money for your mom’s surgery? Sleeping on the streets would be quite nice already." The woman sneered.

"Sister, how can you slander me like this? So, everything I said just now was for nothing, right? We’re legitimate agents, our company has a business license, and we’ve opened many branches nationwide. You can check online, how could I be a scammer?" The young agent showed a resigned expression, corners of his mouth downturned, clearly displeased.

"Don’t talk to me about this, let’s not say whether you’re really an employee or not. Even if you are, you’re just a university graduate, right? Look at the person you found, looking like they’re down and out. Do they seem like someone who could afford this place?" The woman spoke unfriendly.

"He’s not buying, he’s renting." The agent explained feebly.

"Even renting, does he look like someone who could manage to get a few hundred thousand together? It’s obvious he’s a scammer. What are you arguing about?" The woman glared at the agent then looked at the short-haired woman, "If you really want to sell, just sell it to me. We’re family, I wouldn’t cheat you, five million for both floors, enough for your mom’s treatment." The woman stroked her Pomeranian with a look of superiority, as if she was doing a favor.