Summit Farmer

Peter Brown wasn’t aware of what the taxi driver had gone through. From Peter’s perspective, although the jade talisman was valuable, the driver was a good person. If he could help him, he should. He wasn’t, however, sure if he could help.

After offering the jade talisman, Peter headed in the direction of the agreed place.

Now, Peter’s mentality had changed. He cared less about wealth. The jade talisman might be valuable in the eyes of others, but he did not consider it to be a big deal.

Sure enough, he turned around to find a large car dealership. It had many branches and specialized stores for selling cars.

Reading the sign, Peter walked towards a store that specialized in high-end cars. This was the store that Briar Henderson had recommended. Judging by its facade, it seemed pretty impressive and quite spacious.

In fact, upon entering the store, Peter was taken aback by the sheer number of cars. Looking at these vehicles, he saw that price tags ranged from hundreds of thousands to millions.

Several cars even approached the two million mark.

Seeing these cars, Peter sighed privately and thought that there were still many rich people in this country. The price of one car was equivalent to a sum that ordinary people could never earn in their lifetime.

Thinking this, Peter abandoned his original plan of buying an expensive car. He asked himself, ’I only need a commuting car, why should I buy a ridiculously expensive one? Any car will do.’

As soon as Peter walked in, the salespeople glanced at him.

Initially, they thought a wealthy client had arrived and planned to approach him. However, upon seeing his simple attire and his shoes covered in mud, with even some parts of the leather worn out, they immediately dismissed Peter as a penniless man who was just browsing.