ine was bubbling with excitement.
To her, each gift represented a treasure!
While she wasn’t sure about the value of those antique vases, she did know that each bottle of Moutai Flying Fairy liquor was priced at a staggering thirty to forty thousand dors! And with twenty bottles in the box, that meant this collection was worth several hundred thousand dors!
Then there was the box of Yellow Crane Tower cigars, each costing five thousand dors, and with fifty cigars in total, that box was valued at over two hundred thousand dors! Just by tallying up the liquor and cigars, they were looking at a fortune of at least one million dors!
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Plus, owning a VIP card from Treasure Pavilion would surely let her unt her status among friends!
ire, witnessing her mother’s obsession with material wealth, hesitantly interjected, “Mom…”
ine shot her a re before responding, “What is it? Are you going to tell me not to ept these gifts?”
ire took a breath and replied, “I just think we shouldn’t take these gifts so lightly. We don’t really know the circumstances, so how can we just ept such expensive items?”
Charlie quickly chimed in, “If it’s an apology gift, then we should definitely ept it.”
The middle-aged man present felt a wave of relief wash over him.
Before arriving, his boss had warned him that if Charlie turned down the gifts, he wouldn’t need to return to work.
As Charlie turned around, he noticed that ine had already moved the box of liquor and cigars into the house. At that moment, she was holding the antique vases and examining them under the light. Charlie shook his head and told the middle-aged man, “Thank you for delivering the gifts. You can head out now.”
“Alright then, Mr. Wade. I won’t disturb you any longer.”
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ine cleared her throat and smirked, asking, “Charlie, when did you be friends with the owner of Treasure Pavilion? Why did theye all the way here just to apologize to you?”
Charlie shook his head and exined, “Mom, I think there’s been a misunderstanding. I’m not friends with the owner of Treasure Pavilion. I believe they came to apologize simply because they value good customer service. Since their staff made a mistake, the boss likely wants to apologize andpensate us to maintain Treasure Pavilion’s good reputation…”
ine’s expression shifted to frustration as she remarked, “I thought you had suddenly be a respectable man with connections. But it seems it’s just their customer service that’s granting us all these gifts…”
ire, still a bit confused, pondered why Treasure Pavilion would offer suchvish gifts aspensation, even with their excellent service.
However, ine was in high spirits after receiving so many gifts and began to think about how much she could earn by selling the liquor and cigars.
After dinner, as Charlie washed the dishes, his phone rang.
The caller was Graham, the man Charlie had recently assisted.
Graham was the one who had given him the jade bracelet.
On the line, Graham greeted him respectfully, “Mr. Wade!”
Charlie replied, “Yes? How can I assist you?”
Graham quickly responded, “I truly want to thank you for your advice during ourst meeting. Thanks to you, the Quinton family is in a much better ce now. I’m really grateful for your guidance; without it, we would have faced total ruin.”
Charlie smiled and asked, “But things aren’t exactly smooth sailing right now, are they? Otherwise, you wouldn’t be calling me at this hour.”
Graham chuckled awkwardly, “Mr. Wade, you really have a knack for seeing through things. There’s nothing I can hide from you.”
Charlie continued to smile, remaining silent.
Eventually, Graham stuttered, “Mr. Wade, I’m reaching out to ask for your help with the Quinton family once more. I know we owe you a great deal, and the Quinton family will always remember what you have done for us.”