Brandon Piers' disdain grew even stronger as he saw Adam Piers' look of defeat. "Adam, I'm sorry."
"It's not your fault." Although he didn't like the smell of alcohol on Adam, Brandon answered his question decisively.
But Adam didn't think so. "How could it not be my fault? If I hadn't miscalculated, we wouldn't have lost this land in the east of the city!"
What's even funnier is that a tech company's bid was just one hundred million less than his. Not only did he lose to Joshua, but he almost lost to an insignificant company with no solid foundation.
And this was clearly due to his misjudgment and poor preliminary investigation. He found out that Evergrowing's bid was twenty-three billion, and specifically asked Brandon to increase it to twenty-five billion, but Evergrowing directly bid thirty billion, six times higher than the bid.
"Your preliminary work was fine, we just didn't expect Evergrowing to go so big." Brandon's tone was mild but strongly reassuring.
