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The villa was enclosed by walls on three sides, with a grand, wrought-iron gate on the front. Beyond the gate stretched a nearly 70-foot-long stone path leading straight to a beautiful two-story building. To the left of the path was a garage, while to the right stood a two-story annex.
In front of the annex stood a graceful magnolia tree in full bloom, its pure white flowers and soft fragrance uplifting to all who were in its presence. Everyone looked at the villa with admiration, their eyes reflecting their awe.
Carla entered the code on the iron gate's keypad and led the Donovan family inside.
"The garage can accommodate four or five small cars," she said. "The building on the right is the annex, roughly a thousand square feet. It has four rooms upstairs and two rooms downstairs, typically used by the butler, tutors, chauffeurs, and servants. There is a corridor connecting the annex and the main house, which makes it convenient to move around in bad weather."
As Carla led them into the main house, they were struck by the exquisite interior. They were amazed at how a ten-year-old pre-owned house was so well maintained that it looked about seventy percent new, spotless, and dust-free. The villa was also equipped with furniture and appliances. Although not brand new, they were well cared for and quite valuable.
In the living room, a middle-aged man sat on the sofa. When he saw the Donovan family, he waved his hand and greeted them with a warm smile. He said, "I'm William Howard, the owner of this villa. I traveled from Valemont City just to handle the paperwork, and once it's done, I need to rush back.
"To be frank, everything about the house is great, and the furniture and appliances will remain. The only downside is that the energy here might not be very good, which is why I'm selling it at a loss.
"Feel free to look around. If there are no issues, sign the purchase agreement and pay the 1 million dollar down payment. I'll hand over the keys on the spot. The remaining balance can be settled within a week."
The Donovan family exchanged glances. They were astonished by how efficient and straightforward everyone they had met in the past few days was. It felt like everything was moving at lightning speed.
An hour later, all the contracts were signed. The agreements from Bard Property had been signed by the company's legal representative and stamped with the company seal. Once the Donovan family signed, the contracts took immediate effect.
What made it even more unbelievable was that, right after the contract was signed, Bard Property transferred nearly 4 million dollars—covering both the house payment and the loan—into multiple bank accounts under Wesley's and Claire's names.
After receiving the down payment, William immediately placed the property certificate, house card, and keys on the table. "The villa belongs to you from now on; it's no longer my concern," he said with a hearty laugh. "I'm leaving now. If you have any questions or need to complete the property transfer, let me know and I'll come back to Kitmore City right away."
With a casual wave, he took his briefcase and headed out the door, leaving the Donovan family dumbfounded. They wondered if everything that had just happened was real. Buying or selling a house was a major life decision, and yet, they had managed to do both in a single day. Their heads were spinning from how surreal it all felt.
Before they could gather their thoughts, Carla cheerfully said, "Mr. Donovan, we've also prepared the employment contract. Are you willing to accept our offer?"
The Donovan family was speechless. They couldn't believe their luck. It was as if the stars had aligned, and the way everything fell into place for them all at once was hard to process.
In front of the annex stood a graceful magnolia tree in full bloom, its pure white flowers and soft fragrance uplifting to all who were in its presence. Everyone looked at the villa with admiration, their eyes reflecting their awe.
Carla entered the code on the iron gate's keypad and led the Donovan family inside.
"The garage can accommodate four or five small cars," she said. "The building on the right is the annex, roughly a thousand square feet. It has four rooms upstairs and two rooms downstairs, typically used by the butler, tutors, chauffeurs, and servants. There is a corridor connecting the annex and the main house, which makes it convenient to move around in bad weather."
As Carla led them into the main house, they were struck by the exquisite interior. They were amazed at how a ten-year-old pre-owned house was so well maintained that it looked about seventy percent new, spotless, and dust-free. The villa was also equipped with furniture and appliances. Although not brand new, they were well cared for and quite valuable.
In the living room, a middle-aged man sat on the sofa. When he saw the Donovan family, he waved his hand and greeted them with a warm smile. He said, "I'm William Howard, the owner of this villa. I traveled from Valemont City just to handle the paperwork, and once it's done, I need to rush back.
"To be frank, everything about the house is great, and the furniture and appliances will remain. The only downside is that the energy here might not be very good, which is why I'm selling it at a loss.
"Feel free to look around. If there are no issues, sign the purchase agreement and pay the 1 million dollar down payment. I'll hand over the keys on the spot. The remaining balance can be settled within a week."
The Donovan family exchanged glances. They were astonished by how efficient and straightforward everyone they had met in the past few days was. It felt like everything was moving at lightning speed.
An hour later, all the contracts were signed. The agreements from Bard Property had been signed by the company's legal representative and stamped with the company seal. Once the Donovan family signed, the contracts took immediate effect.
What made it even more unbelievable was that, right after the contract was signed, Bard Property transferred nearly 4 million dollars—covering both the house payment and the loan—into multiple bank accounts under Wesley's and Claire's names.
After receiving the down payment, William immediately placed the property certificate, house card, and keys on the table. "The villa belongs to you from now on; it's no longer my concern," he said with a hearty laugh. "I'm leaving now. If you have any questions or need to complete the property transfer, let me know and I'll come back to Kitmore City right away."
With a casual wave, he took his briefcase and headed out the door, leaving the Donovan family dumbfounded. They wondered if everything that had just happened was real. Buying or selling a house was a major life decision, and yet, they had managed to do both in a single day. Their heads were spinning from how surreal it all felt.
Before they could gather their thoughts, Carla cheerfully said, "Mr. Donovan, we've also prepared the employment contract. Are you willing to accept our offer?"
The Donovan family was speechless. They couldn't believe their luck. It was as if the stars had aligned, and the way everything fell into place for them all at once was hard to process.
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