Paul felt a strong sense of curiosity about Charlie. At first, he believed Charlie might be part of the Wade family from Eastcliff. Although this assumption waster challenged, a new question arose in Paul’s mind when he heard the title ‘Master Wade’ mentioned.
Paul had invited Charlie over to assess the Feng Shuiyout of his office. He had previously engaged a master to arrange the Feng Shui designs, and if Charlie couldn’t recognize theseyouts during his visit, it would indicate that he was not truly deserving of the title Master Wade.
However, if Charlie could discern these arrangements clearly, it would demonstrate that he possessed extraordinary abilities.
To Paul’s surprise, Charlie was able to identify all the Feng Shuiyouts in an instant. These arrangements had been carefully examined and nned by the previous master over a significant period, yet Charlie grasped them all with just a single nce.
Rather than feeling irritated by Paul’s doubts, Charlie appreciated Paul’s straightforwardness and honesty—a quality that is quite rare in today’s world.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
“It’s perfectly natural for you to be curious about my skills and seek validation,” Charlie remarked to Paul. “However, since I’m here now, it’s customary for me to charge a fee for my Feng Shui services.”
Although Charlie hadn’t intended to request payment during his visit, he felt that, given Paul’s candor, he should reciprocate with the same level of transparency.
Quickly reaching into his pocket, Paul replied, “Of course! I wouldn’t expect your services for free!” He pulled out a checkbook, wrote a sum, tore off the check, and handed it to Charlie. “Here you go, Charlie. This is a one million dor check, just a small token of my appreciation. Please ept it.”
Charlie smiled as he epted the check. “Thank you for your generosity.”
After taking a moment to look around, Charlie continued, “While you did consult a master for your office, it seems he overlooked a few things. For instance, the Feng Shuiyout for wealth and fortune at the entrance is excellent, but he failed to arrange theplementaryyout behind it, which is a significant oversight.”
Paul, intrigued, asked, “What do you mean by that?”
“In Feng Shui, there’s a saying: ‘the propitious omen and fortunee from the east.’ Your entrance faces east, making it ideal to set up the Feng Shuiyout for fortune there, allowing money to flow into your space. However, you must also ensure that the money stays inside.”
Pointing towards the back of the office, Charlie added, “Take a look at that side of your office, filled with transparent floor-to-ceiling ss windows. In Feng Shui, this is detrimental. It essentially means that money flows in through the entrance and exits straight out the back. Do you know what this phenomenon is called?”
Feeling anxious, Paul responded, “Please enlighten me!”
With a smile, Charlie exined, “This is referred to as a wild goose chase, akin to trying to carry water with a bamboo basket. Although you can fill the basket, the gaps prevent it from holding any water. If you can’t retain the money, you may face significant expenses that will drain your finances, leaving you with nothing.”<fn391c> Follow current nov?ls on find{n}ovel</fn391c>
Shocked, Paul asked, “What should I do then?”
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