Mr. Marsh’s Twins

After speaking, he hung up the phone and stared in the direction where the figure disappeared, a cold glint flashing in his eyes. This property was his brother’s, and he knew the project manager well-they had met, dined together, and exchanged contact information. When Mr. Marsh’s brother made a request, no one dared to refuse. It was as if Mr. Marsh himself had given the order.

Soon, an announcement was made in the sales group of the property. Just as the Brightwood family elders walked in with Summer, everyone in the group was tagged and three photos were attached. “Do not sell them any houses!!” Sometimes, fewer words mean bigger issues.

The staff who received the message didn’t know what had happened or why they couldn’t sell to these people. Many sales associates saw the three individuals. Everyone quickly responded in the group-“Received.” However, as professional salespeople, they wouldn’t directly drive away customers; their emotional intelligence was high.

“Hello, is Linh here?” Mrs. Brightwood asked, holding Summer’s arm. They encountered a sales associate who looked very professional, dressed in a black suit with a white shirt underneath.

The sales associate she had previously contacted was named Linh. Linh had warmly introduced her to different apartment layouts and prime floors.

“Hello, Linh has gone upstairs to deliver some documents to finance; she’ll be down shortly. Please wait a moment.”

“Okay, thank you.”

Soon, someone else came over with three cups of tea and handed them over with a smile. “Please have some tea.”

“Thank you.”

“Thank you very much.”

As they took their tea cups, a familiar figure appeared on the luxurious spiral staircase. Mrs. Brightwood immediately recognized her.

“Linh!” Mrs. Brightwood waved at her and then turned to those beside her. “That’s her; she introduced me to the layouts and several good floors. She’s very enthusiastic; I’ve met her twice.”Content rights by NôvelDr//ama.Org.

Linh held her phone; she had also received the message. Although she didn’t know why, she had one task-to not sell them any houses. Otherwise, her job would be at risk! But… how could she backtrack after pushing for the sale just yesterday? Suddenly refusing to sell was tricky.

Linh came downstairs with a smile and approached them. “Mrs. Brightwood, long time no see.”

“Hello Linh, this is my husband and my daughter-in-law. I really liked the layout you showed me last time, so I brought them along to take a look and see if we can put down a deposit to secure a floor? Mainly because my son can’t come back for now; we need to delay it a bit but don’t want the good floors to be sold to others. How about I put down ten thousand dollars? Can you help me reserve a good floor?”

“Mrs. Brightwood,” Summer interjected quickly, “do we have any structural layouts to look at? Or… can we visit the site first? Buying a house is a big deal; we shouldn’t rush into it.”

“Since Summer is here, let’s take her to have a look first,” Mr. Brightwood said at this point. “Building 23 has already been constructed up to several floors. Linh, can you take us to the second floor to check out the layout?”

That would be good; it would buy some time to think of a solution.

So Linh agreed and thoughtfully brought safety helmets for everyone before leading them to Building 23 from behind. Taking the stairs to the second floor was straightforward.

Along the way, Mrs. Brightwood and Mr. Brightwood were in high spirits as they looked at each building under construction. The development seemed reliable and definitely wouldn’t be abandoned midway; they discussed renovation matters.

“For renovations, it’s better to do it ourselves; not only can we save money but also ensure genuine materials are used.”

“The renovation isn’t urgent; young people might have their own ideas,” Mr. Brightwood said.

Summer was still contemplating solutions; in any case, she couldn’t sign today… Such an important matter needed Rupert Brightwood’s input.

She had told him on the phone last time that they would discuss it when he returned.

If she signed today and put down a deposit, it would mean she wasn’t being fair or principled; she needed to stand firm on her position.

This marriage definitely wouldn’t happen so soon; many things needed careful consideration.