Just moments ago, Lord Moore presented the yacht, while Travis Lane arranged for another helicopter.
ire was taken aback, struggling to find the right words. Now that she had received such an extravagant gift, she couldn’t help but feel a tinge of fear.
Fear stemming from the sheer value of these gifts!
These items were so precious that even the wealthiest individuals wouldn’t typically give away such valuable presents.
The total worth of all the gifts mentioned so far was in the tens of millions, if not more. Each one was a treasure in its own right, and they had all been given to Charlie. ire found the situation quite magical.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
At this point, Travis Lane remarked, “Master Wade, I understand you don’t often leave Aurous Hill. Lancaster isn’t too far away; it takes about four to five hours by car. However, if you take a helicopter, you can make the trip in around two hours. I thought it would be helpful to provide you with a helicopter for any short- or medium-distance travel needs, as it’s much quicker than driving.”
Charlie nodded slightly, appreciating the gesture: “Travis always has a thoughtful approach.”
For Charlie, however, whether it was a hot spring vi, a private yacht, or a helicopter, none of these luxuries truly captivated him.<fn331a> For more chapters visit Find~Novel</fn331a>
When he was young, the Wade family possessed nearly every form of civilian transportation imaginable.
Luxury cars worth millions or tens of millions hardly registered, as the Wade family owned several private jets valued at hundreds of millions, if not billions.
Vis and estates exceeding 100 million dors weremon and could be found worldwide.
And luxury yachts? They were no exception.
In fact, when Charlie’s father was younger, he purchased a luxurious cruise ship capable of carrying hundreds of passengers and equipped to transport helicopters for global travel.
Bruce’s reason for buying the cruise ship was to bring joy to his wife.
Although Charlie’s mother was a descendant of Teresa Rose, she was a foreign Chinese, with her family residing across the ocean. Having grown up in the West, she had a passion for outdoor adventures.
To amodate his wife’s desire to visit family and travel, Bruce invested a fortune in the cruise ship, promising to spend two months each year apanying her on voyages to reunite with rtives across the ocean while exploring the world together.
From the age of three, Charlie traveled back to his grandmother’s home on that luxury cruise every year until the tragic ident imed his parents when he was eight.
Whereas others dream of traveling the world at least once in a lifetime, Charlie had the privilege of doing so annually since he was three.
During those years, Charlie experienced a level of luxury that many could only dream of, leading him to develop little desire for material possessions.
As everyone observed the array of gifts presented, Charlie maintained a calm demeanor, causing a sense of embarrassment among the guests who realized that none of these gifts truly resonated with him.
Later, Liam gifted Charlie a jade-carved statue, iming it represented the god of wealth, meant to protect Charlie’s safety and fortune.
Charlie smiled and graciously epted it.
Finally, Don Albert approached, presenting a beautifully wrapped gift box. With a serious tone, he said, “Master Wade, I have a small token for you.”
Charlie, with a smile, replied, “Don Albert, after seeing so many gifts from others, why don’t you share what you’ve brought?”
Don Albert, looking a bit sheepish, admitted, “I was afraid Master Wade might not be pleased with my gift, hence my reluctance to share it.”
Charlie reassured him, “No matter what you give, I am genuinely grateful. There’s no reason for dissatisfaction.”
With sincerity, Don Albert nodded and revealed, “Master Wade, I present to you a vi located near the imperial pce in Tokyo, Japan.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>