Marvel's Antiheroes

"Four please take a seat." The Du Ke family once again welcomed four people from the Defenders Alliance.

He took the four of them to the rooftop on the second floor, threw a can of beer into each of them as usual, and asked: "Jessica, Luke, are the things in Hell's Kitchen finished?"

Luke Cage opened the beer, drank it in one gulp, and burped comfortably: "I've basically finished mine, and there are a few cars left in my friend's parking lot."

Du Ke nodded and moved his gaze to Jessica.

Jessica lay lazily on the recliner and replied: "My dressing room is missing two shoe cabinets. I have already placed an order. When the cabinets are ready, I will move the little cuties over. By the way, then you Don’t forget to sign the check.”

"OK" Du Ke nodded generously in agreement.

These two people have agreed to become his employees, and they have paid out one million a year, so they don't care about the money of two shoe cabinets.

He was simply generous to the end: "There are quite a lot of open spaces on both sides of my land. The ownership seems to be in the city. I will ask the real estate agent later to see if I can buy them and build a carport for you Luke. "

"Thank you, boss." Luke was very excited: "Now my little babies don't have to endure the wind, sun, and rain."

Doing what he thought of, Du Ke took out his mobile phone and dialed the number of Hanks, the real estate agent who bought the house last time.

"I confirmed the land you mentioned last time. It belongs to the New York City Government. That's right. I'll go to the City Hall tomorrow to help you ask. It shouldn't be a big problem." Hanks was naturally excited about the business that came to his door. It's very enthusiastic.

In the United States, a lot of land belongs to the public, which may be owned by a state, county, city, or even a town.

The Americans have a very bad habit of asking the government to buy land. They like to set a point and then buy a circle, so as to maximize the use of the area.

As for the leftover materials outside the circle, because they have lost their use value, they naturally cannot be sold and are left empty. You can use them as you want, which is more cost-effective.

This is especially common in Texas, Montana and other states with developed pastoral industries. Many pastures have only one point at the junction, and the remaining scraps are actually quite large. Pastures will grow on them and cattle and sheep will eat them. .

Therefore, let alone the high quality of American citizens, no one will be lenient when it is time to take advantage of loopholes.

After finalizing the matter, just when Du Ke was about to hang up the phone, Hanks suddenly said: "Wait a minute, I remembered that your neighbor to the east is also selling his house. I wonder if you are interested."

"The one on the east side" Du Ke thought for a while. Because of the shelter of trees and hills, he had only vaguely seen the houses over there. They seemed to be larger than his own, and there was also a small pier.

"When you finalize the vacant land, let's go take a look together." Du Ke gave Hanks some motivation and hung up the phone.

"Are you buying a house again?" Rand asked curiously.

Du Ke nodded: "The house on the east side is for sale. Let's go take a look when the time comes. If the price is right, I will buy it. This way, it will be mine from the lighthouse to Rick's Cliff. It will be quieter."

Invisibly, he pretended to have another x.

It's nice to have money.

From the topic of money, Matt extended it to the current situation of Marvel: "Mr. Du Ke, I heard that your company is in trouble."

"Yes, it should be a little trick played by Jin Bin, trying to force me to sell some shares to him." Du Ke nodded and admitted.

"Then" Matt seemed to want to ask if he needed help, but then he thought that he, a young lawyer, seemed unable to help.

Seeing his hesitant expression, Du waved his hand and said: "It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. Stark Industries has taken 49% of my shares. I can't just do nothing. At least until now, it hasn't appeared in the media." Too much news that is not conducive to Douyin, let’s talk about it”

"What else can you say?" Jessica looked curious.

Du Ke raised his head and smiled proudly: "Besides, I'm not someone to be trifled with. If he makes trouble for me, don't blame me for making trouble for him."

"Tch," Jessica sneered, "It sounds like you didn't cause him any trouble. We even helped you destroy an auto repair shop last night."