Revenge is best served cold novel Chapter 211

The morning after I received the news, I gathered all the documents I had prepared and handed them over to Eric.

He looked at me with confusion in his eyes, so I smiled and explained, "The government bidding is in a month, and I know Flint Group plans to participate as well."

Eric set the documents aside, focusing intently on me. "Is Brown Group participating as well?"

Seeing his serious expression, my mind went blank for a moment. I nodded but then suddenly realized he might have misunderstood my intentions.

With a sigh, I opened the folder on the desk and laid the papers in front of him. "Take a look at the documents first."

Eric, a bit slow to catch on, finally looked down and began examining the papers. After a while, he suddenly looked up with surprise in his eyes. "What is this?"

I grinned and winked at him. "Didn't I say I was going to give you a big gift? This is it."

These were the bidding-related documents I had compiled over several nights, based on the memories from my previous life. With these, Flint Group would surely stand out in the upcoming bidding.

Eric carefully flipped through them before looking up again, admiration and respect in his eyes.

He pointed to the design plans in the document and hesitantly asked, "This bidding is being publicly declared as an open bidding process, but there hasn't been an official announcement of the project's requirements.

"How did you determine that the project requires entertainment facilities and not real estate? The land is located near the city center. Wouldn't transforming it into real estate be more lucrative?"

At his question, I quickly thought it over. I couldn't exactly tell him that I had lived through this once before in my previous life, which was why I knew exactly what the project required.

After thinking for a moment, I explained, "I've done my research. The city's development pattern has always been like this. Every area will have a few entertainment facilities.

"The land was originally zoned for real estate, so if they were going to continue using it for that, there would be no need for this entire bidding process. And besides, there's no entertainment facility in the city center," I added, looking up at Eric.