The car moved steadily forward toward its destination—a hot spring resort. The banquet was set to take place there. Though not far from the city, the resort was nestled between the mountains and the sea, offering breathtaking scenery. It also boasted five-star hotel facilities, with gardens designed in the style of classical Suzhou landscapes, meticulously crafted by a master architect from the imperial capital.
Most importantly, this exquisite retreat was not accessible to just anyone.
S.T. City was located in a prosperous province with a well-developed transportation network. As a garden city known for its livability, it attracted countless high-ranking officials and wealthy elites seeking leisure and wellness retreats.
This resort was built exclusively for those with privilege.
The Howard family was the financial backer behind it.
Thus, it was the perfect venue for the banquet, doubling as an opportunity to entertain the Howard family's business partners.
