"Thank you, Mr. Victor. In the future, feel free to instruct me on anything."
After Jayce left, Victor proceeded to a meeting to review business properties available for acquisition. His focus was on practicality and potential returns for the Hardy Group. Among the options, Yongsheng Building stood out—a prime location near Queen's Road with ample potential for expansion.
The property boasted 16 floors and an expansive 20-acre area for parking and future development. More than sufficient for the Hardy Group's needs, Victor thought. The Yang family, who owned it, had withdrawn from China after a failed investment and were eager to sell the building for 12 million Hong Kong dollars.
As Victor sat in the meeting, he calculated the potential. If he could negotiate the price below 10 million, it would be a smart investment. With that in mind, he decided to push for a better deal.
