I've Always Believed in My Brother!

People in mainland China in the eighties and nineties still placed great importance on the "bond" between friends.

Whenever something happened, the first thing people thought of was not, "What do the rules say we should do?" but, "Can we find someone we know to handle this?"

Zhang Rui and his father had clearly found Liu Muhan's father, who had then indirectly contacted Li Zhongfa to put in a good word.

Li Zhongfa had not thought there was anything wrong with that. Without another word, he placed an international long-distance call to ask Li Ye about it.

But only after asking did Li Zhongfa realize that, damn it, the other side had actually offended his in-law! What favor was there left to discuss?

Teacher Ke's private savings were something they thought they could scheme over? And Li Ye had even mentioned that house in Zaojunmiao, which might appreciate to over ten million.

What kind of friendship was worth more face than ten million? This was RMB, not worthless old currency!

So Li Zhongfa confirmed again, "Xiao Ye, are you saying that courtyard in Zaojunmiao can really be worth over ten million someday?"

"Based on an analysis of economic patterns, it will definitely be worth over ten million."

Li Ye gave an unequivocal answer. In his previous life, he had seen a courtyard near Fuyou Street that was much like his own. Cars could park at the entrance, it had front and rear courtyards, and its area was nearly half as small, yet it had still cost eighty million!

Li Zhongfa drew a breath, then suddenly asked, "Xiao Ye, did your purchase of that Zaojunmiao house have official paperwork?"

Li Ye answered, "Of course it did! If there hadn't been paperwork, there might have been trouble the year before last. Zhang