The world begins with shameless people

Chicago's South Side.

In the house that Veronica rented.

Veronica, who had been thinking about what business to start after resigning from the bar earlier, leaned on the sofa and saw the news.

After reading it, Veronica's eyes turned and she realized that this was a good opportunity.

Since the South Side is about to accelerate its development, people from other districts of Chicago will flock here in large numbers to consume in the South Side. So, won’t it be easier to make money?
Veronica thought she was very smart, and even now after going through so much, she still thought so. Her thoughts raced, and she felt that she couldn't wait any longer, otherwise, she might not be able to rent a shop.

So Veronica quickly picked up her phone and made a call.

the fact is.

A few days ago, Veronica had roughly decided what business to start. She had also looked at shops and discussed prices, but she still couldn't make up her mind.

Now, Veronica has made up her mind, "I am Veronica who wanted to rent your shop a few days ago. I have decided. I want to rent it. Can I sign the contract later?"

"Yes, you can," the shop owner also saw the news and said with a smile, "but the rent will not be the same as before. It will increase by 10%."

"....." Veronica was speechless, "Why? We clearly agreed on it, so just rent it to me at the agreed price."

The shop owner decisively refused with a smile, "I saw the news, Ding Xiu is about to renovate the South District..."

Veronica pestered him for a while, but to no avail. After thinking about it, she felt that if she delayed any further, the rent would probably increase...

If the price goes up again, her plan of opening a shop and becoming a boss will probably be over.

So, even though she was very unhappy, Veronica had no choice but to agree.

Soon.

Veronica didn't delay and went out quickly.

Veronica acted quickly. It didn't take too long for her to pay the rent, sign the contract, and officially take the first step in doing business.

After getting the key, Veronica walked into the shop. She was very satisfied. To exaggerate a little, she looked around the shop with great enthusiasm, even though she had seen it before.

This time, after watching for a long while, Veronica left with a feeling of being unsatisfied and headed straight for the Eliber Bar.

It’s not far away, just two streets away.

Veronica, wearing exaggerated high heels, twisted her body, pushed the door open and walked into Eliber.

This time in the morning.

Elibor was relatively quiet. Tommy, Kermit and other drunkards were still drinking, talking and laughing, enjoying their happy time.

Kevin was sitting behind the bar, bored and reading a newspaper. When he saw Veronica come in, he was a little surprised, "Veronica, why are you here?"

Veronica was about to become the boss. She was already very arrogant and felt that she was very awesome. Naturally, she became even more arrogant. She grinned and said, "I'm here to see Tommy."

Tommy was stunned when he heard his name suddenly. He looked at Veronica, confused, "Looking for me?"

Veronica had already reached Tommy's side, and said with obvious pride in her tone, "Well, I'm looking for you. I just rented a shop on xx Street. I need you to take a look and help me decorate it as soon as possible."

Hear the words.

Tommy, Kermit and Kevin were all confused, "????"

"Veronica, are you going to open a store? What business?" Kevin asked curiously.

Veronica smiled brightly and said, "It's the clothing business. We sell clothes. To be more precise, we sell clothes that are suitable for black people to wear."

Veronica said this proudly, and she really thought this was a great idea.

There is no other reason.

In Veronica's opinion, she is an aesthetic expert with a very good taste in clothing... and she is black, so other black people will definitely think that the clothes she likes are good-looking. Wow, isn't that making money?

As soon as these words came out.

Kevin and the others immediately understood each other so well that no one spoke a word. They just looked at each other.

It is worth mentioning that at this moment, Veronica was the only black person in the Elibor Bar.

Then, how to say it.

People like Tommy can't say that they have no opinions about black people, but they really don't have many, so it can't be considered racial discrimination.

The reason for my reaction was simply that I thought Veronica's idea was a very bad idea.

After all, selling clothes exclusively to black people?
We have all lived in the South District for so many years and are very familiar with the situation there.

The black people in the South District...first of all, there are not that many of them, and secondly, their spending power is really limited.

But of course.

Everyone basically knew Veronica's temper, so no one said anything...except Kevin.

Kevin grinned, unable to help but speak, and asked tentatively, "Wei, are you sure? This doesn't seem like a good idea."

Veronica was in high spirits, and the one who said this was the stupid, almost brainless Kevin…
Veronica simply ignored it and replied firmly, "That's a good idea."

After saying that, Veronica didn't want to talk to Kevin, and didn't want Kevin to ruin her good mood, so she turned to Tommy decisively, "Tommy, let's go and take a look, I'm anxious to open the business."

Tommy sat here comfortably and really didn't want to move too much.

After hesitating for a while, Tommy stood up lazily and said, "Okay, I'll go with you to take a look."

If you have money, you have to earn it.

Veronica didn't say much, just glared at Kevin, turned around and left.

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It was just a small clothing store, and the shop Veronica rented was not big.

Then, Veronica didn't want to spend more money on decoration.

After all, the money is limited and every penny saved counts.

"Tommy, we have known each other for so many years," Veronica said in the shop, "You can't make much money from me for this renovation..."

Women like Veronica and Fiona are the same, their bottom lines are very flexible.

When it comes to money, Veronica tries to establish friendships and plays the emotional card, completely forgetting that she has always looked down on Tommy and Kermit, alcoholics, and most of the time, she doesn't have a good tone towards them...
Fortunately, Tommy is a broad-minded person. It's not that he has forgotten Veronica's previous attitude, but he is simply too lazy to care about these trivial matters.

Of course, it is impossible not to make money doing this job.

Working doesn't make money? It's better to stay in Elber, drink and kill time.

Besides, Tommy and Kevin have a good relationship, they can be considered friends, but with Veronica... friends? No, the two are just acquaintances at most.

Since we are not friends, you have to make money.

"Of course," Tommy agreed readily with a smile, "I'm just earning some hard work..."

What you think is one thing, what you say is another.

Tommy smiled back, his heart not really in agreement.

Veronica is satisfied. (End of this chapter)