He bought the house on Hillcrest Drive for one reason only – to demolish it. He didn’t care it was once the home of rock-and-roll royalty. He didn’t care that the King himself used to sign autographs at the front gate.
He just saw a business opportunity and took it. Who wouldn’t buy an outdated house in a valuable neighborhood for a reasonable price?
But word got out and suddenly the public was outraged. And he already knew what bad publicity could do to his brand.
So, he sold the place. Untouched. For a tidy five-million-dollar profit.
Tough being this rich.
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