UGC NET LIFE SCIECNE unit-7

CROWN PRINCE DUST LIFE PART 7 Chapter 121: Grandma's world Jiangzhou City state officials. While the beautiful female star was lying on Duong To's chest, his phone rang. "Young Master Duong, I'm Mr. Ly from Hoai Tay, can we talk now?" Duong To rubbed his forehead a little annoyed and calmly said: "Just say it." "Young master Duong, why hasn't construction started on the golf course project on the outskirts of Ninh Hai until now? We have put a lot of money into it. When you encouraged us to invest, you said you would immediately Start construction, after a year you can open and make a profit, are you just making an empty promise?" Mr. Ly's tone was somewhat impatient. Duong To patiently whispered: "Mr. Ly, don't worry, it's just a bit complicated, everything is prepared, but the relocation is a bit difficult, there is a hospital." Right in the center of the golf course, but insisted on moving, until now..." Boss Ly smiled: "Young master Duong, are you joking with me? Ninh Hai is a city in Jiangnan province, you are the first son of Jiangnan province, how can a small welfare institute make things difficult for you? Tell me the truth about what's going on, let's discuss it together. " There's a bit of darkness in Duong To's eyes, his voice also becomes cold: "Duong To, I'm the kind of person who can talk but can't do it. Is there really a welfare facility that won't move? moved so the new project cannot start construction forever." When General Ly heard Duong To's tone, he knew he was telling the truth. After all, he had cooperated with Duong To several times before, so he could understand a few things about Duong To's way of being a person. Advertisement "A welfare institution that refuses to move? They have context, right?" General Ly asked carefully. "They do have backgrounds, and they're not small. I can't do anything to them." Mr. Ly didn't say anything. If even Duong To couldn't do anything, how big would the context be?

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