I Transmigrated as the Antagonists' Mother!

Vivian's legendary story was now famous in the Jade circle, and George couldn't help but lament about Vivian's good luck at that time.

Naturally, Vivian was being modest.

At this time, an extended version of a car drove to the side of the road. After George said goodbye to Vivian, he turned around and got into the car without hesitation.

Vivian stayed where she was until the car was out of sight. Her smile which almost reached her ears, slowly faded. She crossed her arms, lowered her eyes, and thought for a while before turning back to find everyone.

It was already evening, and the nine of them sat in two separate cars, heading to the hotel they had booked.

In the hotel's Presidential Suite.

There were four rooms in the guest room. Vivian, Leon, and the two female bodyguards each had a room, while the rest had a standard double room.

As soon as Vivian returned to her room, she immediately contacted Andy and asked him to bring a few people to check on George. This was a rare opportunity. If possible, she hoped there would be one more task on this trip to the capital.

After a simple wash, Vivian took everyone to dinner.

Although it was already nighttime, the city center was still bustling with activity.

Time was tight, and the task was important. After dinner, Vivian began to assign tasks. She took Leon and the two girls to find a shop while Angela took the remaining four male bodyguards to find the other one. The two sides split up.

Vivian sometimes felt that she was fortunate. She did not miss anything when she was shopping. As soon as she bought a bag and left, she saw a shop on the left was for sale. There was even a string of numbers on it.

A few of them walked closer to the shop and saw it was still in business. The area was huge, and it was also a clothing store. It was still selling high-end women's clothing.

Vivian dialed the number and got a reply from the other party that they would arrive in 15 minutes. They were asked to wait at the coffee shop across the road. Vivian did not think much about it and planned to bring her people over to sit and wait.

At this moment, a woman with exquisite and heavy makeup came out. She was dressed in a sexy and fashionable way and had long, wavy hair.

The woman came out and looked at them. She then smiled at Vivian and asked, "You want to buy a shop?"

After getting a positive answer from Vivian, the woman asked again, "Are you planning to buy then rent it out or use it to start your own business?"

As a tenant, it was normal for her to be concerned about whether she could extend the lease of her shop. Vivian did not mind. "I run my own business."

When the woman heard this, her smile froze. "The price asked of the boss of this shop is not cheap."

Vivian looked at the woman's slightly changed expression and knew it had affected her interests. Her smile faded a little. "I don't think it'll be cheap in this area."

The woman saw that Vivian seemed to have made up her mind to buy it, so she sneered and said, "There are some places you shouldn't be thinking about! If you get it by force, I'm afraid you won't be able to live in peace!"

Her words were threatening, but Vivian did not give in. "Then I'd like to see how I can't live in peace." After looking around for so long, there was only one empty shop, and it was for sale. Moreover, the shop was to her liking, so Vivian had no intention of giving in.

At this time, the landlord arrived in a flying car. When he saw that the two were already facing each other, he immediately stepped forward to interrupt the private confrontation between the two. "Hello, are you miss Vivian? I'm the landlord of this shop, Edward."

Vivian glanced at the landlord, who was in his fifties, and replied with a smile, "Hello, Mr. Edward."

"Mr. Edward, why are you selling it when it's perfectly rented? This house is real estate. It will appreciate in value in the future." A sharp female voice interrupted their conversation.

Edward was the only child who sold his house and immigrated abroad because of work. Now that he had settled down, he wanted to bring his wife to live with him. They had nothing to worry about here, so they were naturally willing.

His house was across the Pacific Ocean. He couldn't stand that the tenants had to trouble him to come back whenever they had something on. So, he planned to sell the shop to have some mobile money on hand.

Edward Said helplessly to the woman, "Miss Keeley, you can buy it if you want, but if you don't, please don't cause trouble."

The notice had been put up for more than half a month, and many people still came to look at the shop, but all of them were taken away by Keeley. However, she couldn't bear to spend so much money on it, so she could only delay it.