"Is something the matter?" The man had an air of refinement about him and didn't look like a businessman at all.
"Chairman Luo, this is Xiao Chen, the man who helped the police catch a fugitive," Uncle Xu said, pulling Chen Ge over beside him. "It's also about the matter I reported to you earlier. He wants to rent the unused Underground Parking Lot."
"All right, I know. You can get back to work." Director Luo gestured for Uncle Xu to leave. Soon, only he and Chen Ge remained in the room.
"I've heard that you want to rent the Underground Parking Lot. Could you tell me what you plan to do with it?" Director Luo invited Chen Ge to sit on the sofa and poured them both a cup of tea.
"To expand the Haunted House. I'm planning to turn the Underground Parking Lot into an underground maze."
"An underground maze. That's a great idea, but do you have the ability and the money to support a project like that? The rent is only a small part of the cost. The real challenge is completing the scenes." Director Luo leaned back against the sofa, a trace of weariness and the weight of years in his eyes. "I'm not against your idea, and I can rent the place to you. But before that, I want to ask you a few questions."
Director Luo had agreed to rent the Underground Parking Lot to Chen Ge, but he hadn't mentioned the rent, so Chen Ge was still a little uneasy. "Go ahead."
"You run a Haunted House, so you should understand better than I do how much you have to invest at the beginning. And unlike a restaurant or a hotel, if a restaurant goes under, you can still sell the dishes,