As Coach Lin rallied the crowd towards Honghualing, Mia took the wheel of her Te, driving Charlie to Lan Kwai Fong.


    When they arrived at the entrance of Inspur CB, Mia turned to Charlie and asked, “Are you really sure you want to go in?”


    Charlie nodded enthusiastically, replying, “I’m here now, so why not go in and enjoy?”


    With that, he reached for the door to step out of the car.


    In a moment of urgency, Mia grabbed Charlie’s hand, her voice filled with concern: “Charlie, think this through. The Zhong family and Hongmen are likely searching for Pankaj and tracking his movements. If they discover Honghualing, they’ll realize that we brought him here. If Pankaj disappears, they’ll definitely hunt for us across Hong Kong Ind. We still have a chance to escape if we act quickly, but once we enter, it could be hard to navigate the situation.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie shed a reassuring smile and said, “Don’t worry! It’s your birthday today; let’s just treat this as a fun adventure. Opportunities like this don’te around often.”


    Seeing his determination, Mia sighed and replied, “Alright, I’ll stick with you for the rest of the night.”


    With that, she released Charlie’s hand, opened the door, and stepped out of the car.


    Together, they walked through the entrance of Inspur CB.


    The clock struck eight in the evening, marking the peak time for nightlife as the nightclub began to fill with patrons.


    Upon entering, they noticed that the booths were already 80% upied.


    A stunning waitress approached Charlie, asking, “Sir, would you prefer to sit at the bar or in a booth?”


    Charlie, curious, inquired, “What’s the difference between the bar and the booth?”


    The waitress exined, “At the bar, there’s no minimum spend, but the booth requires a minimum spend ranging from 3,888 to 88,800.”<fn67e1> Discover more novels at f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fn67e1>


    Charlie nodded and confidently said, “Let’s go for the most expensive option.”


    The waitress’s eyes lit up with delight as she responded, “Sir, ma’am, you’re in luck! Ourrgest booth is still avable!”


    As she spoke, she took a closer look at Mia, illuminated by the dim lights. On Hong Kong Ind, Mia is quite well known; she’s been recognized as the most beautiful second-generation wealthy individual over the past few years. While she prefers to keep a low profile, her appearances in local news and magazines have kept her in the public eye.


    Seeing Mia in a nightclub, particrly one owned by Hongmen, surprised the waitress. This venue often attracted younger crowds—those seeking thrills rather than serious nightlife experiences. Thus, Mia’s presence here was unexpected.


    Despite her surprise, the waitress maintained her professionalism, asking Charlie respectfully, “Sir, regarding your 88,008 minimum spend, would you like a set meal or to order individually?”


    Charlie replied, “Let’s go with the set meal.”


    The waitress nodded and continued, “Will that be cash or credit card? I can bring the POS machine over if you prefer card payment.”


    Charlie responded casually, “Let’s use the card.”


    He then produced his ck gold card and ced it on the table.


    Both the waitress and Mia were taken aback by the sight of the card.


    Mia, especially, understood the significance of the ck gold card. It’s a symbol of immense wealth, requiring a bank bnce of over 10 billion in cash to qualify. While it’s not unusual for the offspring of wealthy families to have considerable assets—her own father’s wealth nearing 100 billion Hong Kong dors—the challenge lies in maintaining tens of billions in liquid assets.<h3 id="chapter-list" ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading">