The Billionaire's Passion

of papers in front of him, wondering what the hec

nly managed to buy fifteen of the twenty houses he had his eyes on. At this rate, his plan to build a luxurious resort hotel

m had the nose for the money. Sam had an extremely sharp business acumen with the natural ability to see unseen opportunities and sniff out great deals. And this particular zone of the city, which at th

Let me talk to them. You're too busy with your other deals, aren't you

ing a year and a half ago in New York City. Even though he hadn't been there to celebrate with the happy couple, Sam had heard from a very reliable source it was one of the hottest weddings of the decade and Jayde

rably. He and his team of seven couldn't even convince the good people along the small, isolated block of Bay View to sell their ramshackle homes for just over a million dollars. It was supposed to be as easy as taking candy from a baby, but his team ha

un to them all, giving light to those in the dark and warmth to those in the cold. He helped many grow under his radiance through his ability to sa

el knew Sam could have taken on a much younger, brighter man than himself. What had made Sam choose him, Daniel wasn't sure, and to be frankly honest, he was jus

niel felt rather sick knowing he'd let the good man down thus far. But it wasn't over yet. Daniel was

rest of the properties by the end of this month

Daniel. From what I've heard, you're having a hard

odded. "

of the five who haven't yet

f not selling as still thinking about it. The exact words were from the three young women who'd just moved from New Zea

ler girls, he'd lost the battle before he even heard the words not selling from their mouths. He just couldn't force those girls to sell simply because that house was their inheritance, the home they loved. Th

e care of it?" Jeremy's voice

d be the best person to seal these deals. With his good looks, charming smile, and gift o

er chair, his eyes on Daniel

ut. "Well, you see," he began, "there wasn't

aps offer the

ce we offered. They... well,

s they were holding out for a higher bid. Though, to be honest, a million was a very fa

sk me." He smiled brightly, thinking about the Chandler sisters once again who lived in number six B

and cleared his throat to get Daniel's attention

rather cozy with them, Daniel." He winked a

on the air he'd just breathed in. He shook his

p. "Number six," he said. "The owner live

n a second." He shuffled through the papers in his hands. "Ah, yes," he said as he foun

e report. "Have y

in a couple wee

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