Perumahan Golden Hills Novels & Stories

said Jake. Alena's forehead wrinkled. This time, she had no idea what the three handsome men wanted. Grand Hills was an elite residential area where a single unit could cost tens of millions of dollars. And that residential area was one of the properties owned by Jake Wilson. “Excuse me, sir. Aren't there already employees and managers at Grand Hills who can serve them?” Jake smiled broadly, gently patting Alena's hand. “Come on, just meet them tomorrow. Besides, when else would anyone want to buy three of our exclusive units in one day?”

They had the photo enlarged and framed and took it along with gifts for all the Hills hoping for an entry into the superrich family. Booking a luxury Bentley to make a good impression and dressing to the nines, the duo landed in front of the magnificent Hills mansion which spread across a huge 20 acre expanse and looked like a King’s castle from a distance. Introducing themselves to the terse guards did not scratch any surface as they were made to stand outside as a butler was sent in with their names.

We followed the road, which served as one of the arteries leading to the heart of town and slowed as we approached an intersection. To our left and right sat gated communities with large wrought iron fences. Positioned out front where everyone on the main road could see, were signs with elegant cursive giving names to the pristine cul-de-sacs. The houses in each were shrouded by the bushy trees that served as the first line of defense, but I could make out a few private swimming pools and what looked to be a golf course. Hidden Hills was the name of the neighborhood Sylvia lived in. We pulled up to a guard shack, where the lanky man inside slid open the glass window to peer at Sylvia’s drive

So when I saw the sign saying You Are Now Leaving Cinderville I got a little freaked out. "How long until we get there?" "Not long now, Copper. In fact, I believe we're here." Sure enough, we were. We passed through large these large ass steel gates taller than my house, but not before I caught sight of gold plated words telling us that we were now entering The Golden Hills Gated Community. My mind. Was. Blown.

A unit here was worth ten million! If she sold the old manor for seven or eight million and combined it with some funds here and there, she should be able to buy one. The sales office of the Hillside Villa was very different indeed. It was very stylish with a high glass dome and crystal chandeliers. The flooring was not made of tiles but carpet that was soft under the feet. The insides were decorated mainly with gold and platinum—lavish and extravagant! Furthermore, the salespeople here were tall and slender beauties, each more beautiful than the next.

Even James Coney came, but her condition kept worsening. Out of desperation, Hailey went to Alex for help. They got some stuff from Nine Villa before departing. About half an hour later, they arrived at Golden Manor, an upscale neighborhood. It was much more expensive than Maple Villa and was one of the more sought-after residential areas in California. Located just steps away was Sunset Lake, one of California’s most popular tourist attractions. Peaceful, tranquility, and with plenty of fresh air to boot, it was the perfect living community for society’s upper class. Found among its residents were multi-millionaires, retired ministers, or even superstar celebrities. It was also the ideal lo

The House in Hampton Hills where the Hunts live was one of the villas situated on the main road leading to the chateau far ahead. However, even if it was on the main street, it was not noisy as the houses were mostly soundproofed. Also, Hampton Hills itself was a gated luxury subdivision that only cars registered by homeowners were allowed to enter. Guests could only come in after confirming with the house owners. To say that the security was very strict was not an exaggeration.

Thea did not know anything about it. To her, James had forged an identity card. She tossed it away just to be on the safe side. After driving for more than an hour, James and Thea finally reached the Hills’ residence. It was located in the rural countryside and not in the city. Although located in a remote area, the Hills’ residence was a four-story high detached villa with a large surface area. It was a privately-built villa. Many cars were parked outside. After all, the Hills were a big family.

Their journey ended on the outskirts of Neive, in a hilltop residential complex. It was an exclusive location, with no neighbors in sight, resembling the kind of hideout Raven always preferred. At a glance, the house perched on the hill blended seamlessly with its surroundings. The soothing green walls and dominant wood tones made the house look serene and inviting. And let’s not even mention the surrounding environment. Standing atop the hill guaranteed its occupants breathtaking views of lush greenery and a stunning valley stretching before them. The view alone could easily double the house’s value.

It was way bigger than that! Sherry Hue noticed a combination of numerous floors of a high rise building and a residential area that resembled a garden as soon as she got out of the automobile. Bryan's residence is a posh condominium called Golden Edge. A typical wealthy family will not be able to afford to live in this new residential area due to the high cost and tight security. Additionally, no one can purchase a home in this area due to the high cost. She had heard that a mansion here would cost at least $50 billion.