Chapter 253

This was exactly what Toby Dillard, the head of the Dillard family, was thinking.

His intention had been to support the Adler family’s business while everyone was criticizing them

By doing so, he would be providing a small but meaningful boost, a gesture that showed his support.

However, after casually mentioning this to a few people he usually got along with. Toby realized that many others had the same idea.

Some had acted faster than him and bought more gr

While Toby had bought just one bunch, one of his fishing buddies had already purchased three.

When Toby heard this, he felt a sharp pang of regret, almost as if he couldn’t breathe.

He had been too slow–not just in speed, but in quantity as well.

He had nothing to show for it, as if his life was as empty as the three “no’s” of the “three–no” syndrome.

Toby had lost his mood for casual chatting and returned home, feeling utterly defeated.

It was Saturday, and the two kids were on holiday. One was at home playing, and the other went to hang out with friends. His wife had gone for a beauty treatment.

When he entered the house, Toby’s attention was immediately drawn to a box sitting on the table.

“What’s this?” he asked his daughter, who was watching TV in the living room.

Hollie glanced over at him indifferently and replied, “I don’t know. Didn’t you buy it? The bodyguard said someone came to deliver grapes, so I just signed for it.”

The community they lived in didn’t allow delivery men to come in, so all packages were left at the property management office, where their staff would deliver them.

Toby didn’t respond at first. When he heard ‘grapes, he already knew what it was

Regular deliverymen couldn’t enter, but if it was from the Adler family’s delivery, they were allowed in.

With little enthusiasm, Toby grabbed a pair of scissors and started opening the box.

He wasn’t expecting much. After all, who would pack a 100 thousand dollar product in an ordinary cardboard box?

His wife, when buying a 10 thousand dollar string of grapes, would at least wrap it in multiple layers of protection. Toby thought to himself that this 100 thousand dollar purchase would likely be a waste.

family, there was no getting it back. If they were willing to

poor

commenters had said was

simple exchange–one willing to give, the other willing to accept. There was nothing

and pulled back the foam wrapping. His face changed immediately as he stared at the contents in astonishment.

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Hollie walked over, took a look, and couldn’t look away. “Wow, Dad, where did you

weren’t for the strong scent of grapes filling the air, she might have thought

Dad? Hollie asked

the grapes‘ perfect appearance, she couldn’t help but grab one, running to the kitchen to

the perfectly beautiful grape was now missing one, Toby felt a little uncomfortable, his OCD kicking

fruit bowl and picking all

a scream came from

sigh, walked toward the kitchen. “What’s wrong, did the

running out of the

speechless, trying to get out, “It’s… it’s so

like this, Toby’s expression

she acted aloof and indifferent, often irritated, and rarely showed such enthusiasm, especially not without caring

and walked to the kitchen, mumbling half–believing, “Is this kid fooling

and put it in his mouth.

this is really good!” Toby said.

that his obsessive–compulsive tendencies

He just took the whole bunch and rinsed

ends, indicating they were freshly

room, each enjoying their grapes, savoring the taste so much

now, the Adler family was a

a while, they reluctantly put the grapes in

let’s save them for your mom and brother when they get home,” Toby said.

nodded in agreement, managing to tear her eyes

grapes with great effort.

and said, “Wait, let

by the fridge, smiled in a slightly helpless but indulgent way and stretched his hand out

impossible to tell the difference on the bunch.

Five

Hollie, who was watching TV in the living room, went to the fridge to grab some water and casually

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