Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 869

"She told me tonight that if my dad was the first to agree to the demolition, he'd get an extra unit," Nyla said.

Damon signaled left, stopping the car at the intersection to look at her. "Does your dad not want to move?"

"Yeah, and I don't really want to either," she replied.

"Then don't," Damon said.

Nyla raised an eyebrow. "You're not the project manager. Just because you say we won't move doesn't mean we won't. Some people support the demolition, while those who disagree now are just trying to drive up the price."

She didn't believe all the residents wanted to stay in that old, run-down neighborhood.

"I could buy that project," Damon suggested.

"If you have that much money, just give it to me," Nyla joked.

Damon handed her a black card without hesitation.

"This is my main card," he said. "All my savings are in it."

Nyla was taken aback—her first instinct was to refuse. "No thanks. I have enough money."

Damon didn't press her and took the card back. After all, once they were married, he intended to hand over his bank card for her to manage anyway.

"Are you sure you don't need my help with the demolition issue?" he asked.

"No. Maybe my dad will change his mind one day," Nyla replied.

Damon said nothing more, and the car fell into silence.

The quiet was soon broken by the sound of a ringing phone.

Damon glanced at the caller ID. It was Spencer.

He answered with his left hand and asked, "What's up?"

"Mr. Sumner, the investigation you asked Falcon to conduct has results. The details have been sent to your email," Spencer informed him.