Making Millions With The Eyes Of God by Eric Gus

Charlie was a little surprised when he heard that Harold had also booked a suite at Heaven Springs, i

What a coincidence. Didn't Albert say that he owned Heaven Springs? He had prepared a suite for him in the restaurant as well, hadn't he?

Meanwhile, Gerald gaped in shock. "Wow, Harold, did you actually manage to make a reservation for the Golden Suite in Heaven Springs? Not everyone can do i t]" 1 Harold laughed triumphantly. "Honestly speaking, apart from the Diamond Suite that's really out of my reach, other suites are a piece of cake." 1

Despite his pompous statement, it was nothing but Harold's bragging.

Truth be told, in order to make a reservation for the Golden Suite, Lady Wilson herself had requested for a lot of favors from many people to book it.

Loreen had heard about Heaven Springs even in Eastcliff. She hurriedly said, "We're all friends, you don't have to make such extravagant arrangements just for me."

Harold uttered coyly, "Oh no, you are our distinguished guest, how could I treat you like an ordinary friend?" 2

He then turned to Charlie and asked, "Hey, I wonder which restaurant you booked?"

what a coincidence, I made a reservation at Heaven Springs too."

I doubt you can even book the lowest suite at Heaven Springs

I'm bragging, what does it have to do with you? I'm not inviting you to dinner, why do you

"Huh! I don't think you can even walk

whole scene couldn't bear t 0 see Charlie being targeted.

family due to his status. It was quite unrealistic for

Charlie had deliberately told the lie because he wanted to defend his dignity and she didn't want him to be too embarrassed so she quickly said, "Hey, let's just stop the argument, shall we? Since both of you

for Loreen's sake, I'll let you have a free meal today and let you see what a high-end

and ignored his sarcastic remark.

down when he saw him, what kind of amazing effect would his restaurant

the snobbish Harold was blinded by his

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of exquisite classical charm and exclusively expensive, and even the signboard at the door