Chapter 139: How Dare You?

“Mr. Kruger.” patiently, I try to explain to him, “Aesthetics are indeed important, unique buildings do come out with a more ideal result acting as a landmark architecture. And I believe, since Mr. Kruger has a rather high standard of sense and taste, the issues of this residential building are not emerging in its form.”

Disdainfully, Mr. Kruger snorts, he taps heavily and rapidly on the papers expressing his discontentment, “If it’s nothing about the appearance, why did your designers do this to my building!?”

Reacting to his brusque and impatient behavior, I take a deep breath as I try to calm myself.

I explain, “It is about safety, and these safety acts are the ones affecting your build