Chapter 41
Zhongli saw Hu Tao sneak into Silverwolf's private room holding a vase, and a sudden, inexplicable feeling of unease washed over him.
What is the director doing with my vase? Zhongli thought for a moment and walked over to the side of the room to eavesdrop on the conversation inside.
Inside the private room.
"Silverwolf, did you put it up?" "Yes, I did, but it might not sell so quickly." "No rush, no rush. As long as it sells, how much did you list it for?" "I started with 6 million, maybe some sucker will buy it for a high price." Suddenly, there was an exclamation from Hutao. "Wow! Someone already bought it? 6 million credits!" "Hey, there really is a sucker. Let me check who it is. Hmm, it's Shaxin, one of the ten heartless people. This guy's loaded."
As soon as Zhongli heard that his vase was being sold, he immediately knocked on the door.
The door opened, and Hu Tao poked her head out. "Consultant? Why aren't you having tea and are here instead?"Zhongli said with a deadpan expression, "I just saw you take my vase." Hutao didn't deny it. "Yep, it's mine now. I'm selling it to buy a computer. Alright, alright, you go do your thing, I'm going to talk to Silverwolf about the computer. "With that, she slammed the door shut.
Zhongli felt inexplicably disappointed. My little vase! It's the one I love the most! Whenever I had free time, I would tidy it up and wipe off the dust from the walls.
With a gloomy face, Zhongli sat down at the tea break area. Venti, seeing this, curiously asked, "Old man, what's wrong?" Zhongli's response was a creepy whisper, "My vase... my vase, heh, it's gone."
Venti quickly realized, remembering Hu Tao carrying the vase earlier, and patted Zhongli's shoulder. "Old man, rest in peace."
Soon, Silverwolf received the payment. Silverwolf transferred 4 million credits immediately, leaving the remaining 2 million to be sent to Hutao's card. The two of them agreed to meet tomorrow to assemble the computer.
Silverwolf's after-sales service was quite good, personally delivering the installation.