ire expressed her gratitude, saying, “Thank you, dear husband, but please don’t spend so much money on me in the future…”


    Charlie understood that such an extravagant gift was hard for her to ept, so he smiled reassuringly and replied, “Alright, I get it! Next time, I’ll choose something that’s more budget-friendly.”


    ……


    Once back in the room, ine quickly ced the Hermes bag Charlie had gifted her in the living room.


    As she organized the gifts and discarded the packing boxes, she pulled out her mobile phone and snapped numerous photos from various angles.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Afterward, she picked nine photos that she liked best and promptly shared them on her social media with the caption: “My wonderful son-inw visited Eastcliff for work and returned with a bunch of Hermes gifts! I’m overjoyed!”


    In thements section, likes and remarks poured in rapidly. Observing the enviousments from many women, ine couldn’t help but feel exhrated!


    She felt a swell of pride: “How amazing! I’m living in a grand vi now and carrying Hermes bags—truly a fabulousdy! Once I get my porcin front teeth done, I’ll be stepping out in style with my Hermès bag, scarf, and belt!”


    Meanwhile, Jacob settled onto the sofa and quickly retrieved the tea leaves that Charlie had given him, eager to brew a pot and see how theypared to what he usually bought on WeChat.


    As soon as he opened the tea leaves from Stephen Thompson, a refreshing aroma wafted through the air!


    Jacob felt a rush of excitement! He had never encountered such fragrant tea before! Even unbrewed, the aroma lingered and invigorated the senses.


    Examining the tea leaves, he noted their perfect and uniform appearance. There were no discrepancies in size or color, and no bits of debris or small flowers. It was evident that each piece had been meticulously selected.


    He brought a handful of tea leaves to his nose for a gentle sniff, thenpared it to the tea he had bought from the WeChat vendor, and he suddenly felt a stark contrast.


    The first was akin to exquisite natural agarwood, with a rich and wless fragrance that feltpletely authentic, showing no signs of artificial processing.


    In contrast, thetter smelled like subpar agarwood produced from inferior wood soaked in chemicals—a sharp and slightly overwhelming scent that paled inparison.


    Jacob quickly ced Charlie’s tea leaves into the teapot. By this time, the electric kettle was boiling furiously. He poured the steaming water over the leaves, releasing an intoxicating aroma that filled the entire living room.


    Jacob eximed in disbelief, “This tea… it tastes absolutely incredible!”


    ire, catching a whiff from afar, responded, “Wow, that smells amazing! Dad, can I have a cup too?”


    ine, who had never been a fan of tea, perked up at the delightful scent and chimed in, “This tea smells so refined! Jacob, please pour me a cup so I can try it!”


    Jacob hurriedly retrieved four small tea cups, filled them up, and poured one for himself. After taking a careful sip, his eyes lit up in surprise as he eximed, “What a fantastic tea! Truly the best I’ve ever had!”<fndd0a> Newest update provided by Find_Novel(.</fndd0a>