Rosalie was not happy about the revtion, but she didn''t think Debra would reject Ralph''s request.


    That was a piece ofnd measuring 60 thousand square meters.


    She didn''t want Debra to benefit from it.


    Debra feigned surprise. "Green zone? Why wasn''t I informed?"


    "Because you''ve never been involved in these matters, Ralph is looking out for your best interests. Thisrge piece ofnd will make us rich," Rosalie said, her eyes sparkling


    Anyone with brains knew the value of thend once the municipal document came through.


    Debra sighed, "Ralph, why didn''t you tell me earlier? It''s toote now."


    "What do you mean?" Rosalie tensed up.


    Ralph stammered, "You wouldn''t have..."


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    "What?" Rosalie eximed.


    "In fact, I bought it on a whim. Later, I regretted it because it turned out to be in a sewage area. It was a hot potato I was trying to sell, but there were no buyers until Marion found me today. He wanted it, and afraid he''d change his mind, I signed the contract with him on the spot. I got the money, and he got thend, Debra said sanctimoniously.


    Rosalie tugged at Ralph''s clothes. "W-What should we do?"


    How could they give up such a valuable asset to someone else?


    "C-Can we get it back?" Ralph asked tentatively.


    Debra shook her head. "It''s definitely gone."


    Rosalie hurriedly suggested, "Why don''t you talk to Marion again? Can''t we try to negotiate with him?"


    Debra sneered inwardly but managed a serious tone. "Losing thend doesn''t matter to me. If you want it so badly, why not send Ralph to negotiate with him? See if he''ll return it."


    Rosalie''s confidence instantly faltered.


    Ralph chimed in, "Marion is ruthless. I can''t vie with him for thend."


    Debra knew Ralph''s personality all too well. He would never negotiate with a desperado like Marion.


    Rosalie was frustrated and red at Ralph.


    "Debra tried tofort them, saying, "Rosalie, don''t worry. It''s just a piece ofnd. How valuable can it be? The Frazier Group is big enough for us. Do we really need to fight over that piece ofnd?" Yeah, I didn''t think it was necessary anyway," Ralph echoed.


    Before he could sit down, Rosalie stormed out angrily,


    Debra sipped her tea calmly. ''Want a piece of my cake? Fat chance!"


    Soon after, Debra left the Frazier family''s house. She was surprised to find Marion''s car was still there.


    She knocked on the car window, "What''s going on?"


    "Randy said we should celebrate today."


    "I didn''t say that. He wanted it," Randy denied.


    Debra pondered for a moment. "Maybe we should celebrate."