After that, Ye Che walked back and came to Xia Weiyi's side, naturally putting his arm around her waist.
Xia Weiyi looked up, not understanding, and asked, "Ye Che, where did you go? Why do all the workers seem to have stopped?"
"Oh, it's nothing. I just told that developer to go to Yedi tomorrow. I have a piece of land in the city center; I gave it to him, so he won't build a shopping mall here anymore," Ye Che said nonchalantly.
Although Xia Weiyi was not a businesswoman, she knew about the company's property in the city center—it was incredibly valuable, with many clamoring for it through back doors and still unable to acquire it. And now, he had just given that property to the developer, all for...
Xia Weiyi felt a slight shock in her heart but didn't dare to confirm it. She looked up at Ye Che's indifferent face and spoke.
"Ye Che, are you doing this because of me? You don't want the place where I used to live to be demolished, so you made a trade with them?"
