"Yes. It's very urgent. However, I'm just thinking of selling off the building almost immediately, before it crumbles, to prevent it from being destroyed." Michael said. "But why? Why don't you...?" The money I'm expecting from the company's revenue will not be coming in, until the end of the month.

That's why I'm thinking that way. Or what do you think?" Michael asked looking at Elsie as if he was expecting her to advise him. "Oh, no. I don't think it's a good idea to sell it.

I'm sure you must have invested so much into the construction of the building with the belief that it would be completed someday. And you must have started dreaming about its completion before this occurred. I don't want you to be unhappy," Elsie said and paused for a while.

"Tell me. How much will it cost to complete the building?" Elsie asked. "500 million dollars," Michael replied. "That's not as serious as I thought. I'll make sure I do something about it," Elsie promised.

"Thank you so much, Elsie," Mich