This was a major project, one that my father acquired through personal connections. At the time, his construction team had fully taken over the site, starting first with renovating an office building in the southeast corner.
According to the developer's plan, to improve capital turnover, not all buildings were to be renovated simultaneously. Instead, one building would be completed and delivered before starting on another. After all, the entire project belonged to the Ye Family Company.
But just as the strong and weak electrical circuits of the first building were finished and work began on the second one, requiring settlement of the first building's account, the developer's staff they liaised with vanished, leaving the project funds in disarray.
