Chapter 130: The Apartment She Did Not Buy
Inside the residential sales gallery, two women stood beside the projection table and drew nearly every glance in the room.
The display itself should have been the attraction. The developer had clearly spent obscene money on the most advanced virtual modeling system available. Every tower, walkway, private garden, and street tree appeared in layered projection, sharp enough that the leaves along the roads seemed to shift when the angle changed. A person could enlarge a building, shrink the full complex, open a unit, and see the furniture layout down to the closet depth and kitchen fixtures. It looked less like a sales tool than a company showing off how much technology it could afford.
Even so, the two women standing beside it stole attention from the entire room.
