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“And fewer cows on the land will help it last longer as we can rotate pastures more frequently.” His buddy sat looking at him blankly then finally shook his head. “I don’t know a thing about cows but for that much money, I’d be looking at real estate. Get yourself a home in Lakewood or Preston Hollow. Meg and I just closed on a place in Lakewood. It’s an original craftsman but all upgraded. We could be neighbors!”

After ten years studying interior design overseas, I came back to my hometown to do work that mattered to the people who raised me. I offered the full package, from site survey to soft furnishings. The materials were chosen by hand. The price was fair to the bone. The town had just gone through a redevelopment. Everyone was getting new units. With the new family policy, every family wanted a third bedroom too. My business was good. Customers from the next county were driving in. Then a girl just back from a city college kicked open my studio with her phone on a livestream and her neighbors at her shoulder. "This is the dishonest one. Look at her. She has been ripping the village off." "

After a long talk with Nora they both decided that the best option for their family was to sell the farm and move to Texas for a fresh start. They had always thought about moving out of Colorado anyway so this seemed like the perfect time to do it. They bought a beautiful house on 5 Acres of land. It was way less than they were used to but it was also nice not having to keep up with so much. Their house was a big 2 story house with only 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. There was a master bedroom that Nora and Jackson took. Jensen got a room to himself and a bathroom to himself as well. Dakota also got her own room and the twins shared a room. The twins had to share a bathroom with Dakota because

“That sounds ridiculously expensive, especially if it takes time to eliminate the threat. How could we afford that?’ Max looked sheepish. “Remember when I said my family owns a ranch? Well, the ranch is more like a large farm, it’s actually a number of large farms in Colorado.” “How large are we talking?” Abby asked warily. “Spanning over 120,000 acres of land. One of the largest cattle ranches in the US. My family employs 70 people. Their total worth is more than $1.1 billion.” Abby stared at him as if he’d grown two heads. Max continued, “I’ve never been involved in the business, but my dad insisted on giving me 15,000 acres. Selling just a third of that would secure a safe house with all

He quickly asked, "Are you saying there's a place we can buy and move into tonight?" "Yes, sir, but it’s quite expensive. You see, courtyards in Capital City are owned by the rich and powerful. This one is not only in the city center but also spans over ten acres. Our agency has already completed all the paperwork and even furnished the place with living essentials. However, the price..." Chet paused. "The price is no issue. Just take us there," Chase replied promptly. "Sir, you haven’t heard the whole thing. The price is in the range of tens of millions. If you can accept that, I'll take you to see it," Chet added. He was clearly doubting the young man’s purchasing power.

"I just heard back from the Colorado Extreme owners and they have a pretty decent offer for you. The offer is that they'll give you 22% of the Extreme for $250 million. In addition, they want you to buy their top minor league affiliate, the Colorado Ice located in Loveland, CO for $40 million. Their finances are great, the owner just needs to focus on his cancer treatment. It's a great deal, I would recommend pulling the trigger on this deal." A serious look cemented itself on Jeremy's face. He was always in control, always the one making the moves, but this was high stakes even by his standards. "Alright, do the Extreme deal. What's the bad news?" he said, his voice betraying none of his th

Starting to make a dent in the hundred questions she had about being the mother to shifter babies. We looked at some houses and there was one in particular we all liked so we’d sent an email to make an appointment to view it later today. It almost seemed too good to be true. Hard to find something with a lot of land this close to the city but it’s literally on the edge. Twelve acres and you bet, it isn’t fucking cheap. Grace didn’t even bat an eye at the eight million dollar price tag. Finch and I debated coming right out and asking her just how much money she had but I didn’t feel like we were there yet. I knew she’d tell us but it still just seemed weird for some reason.