The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 340

"So the delivery fee alone starts at a million dollars?" Felix thought to himself, amazed at the extravagant cost.

It seemed incredibly expensive, but then he realized there were plenty of ultra-wealthy people who valued this level of service. For them, it was not about the cost-it was about the prestige. "Which one of us would even qualify to receive something from Royal Elite?" Robert asked after recovering from his shock. No one answered, which made the situation even more intriguing.

Anyone who used Royal Elite Courier Service had to be extremely wealthy and prestigious, and the recipients were usually just as notable. Moreover, Royal Elite was known for its in-person signatures and perfect delivery record even a single mistake would be scandalous and damage its reputation.

Just then, another person in a purple suit, though notably darker than the others, entered carrying an exquisite square box with both hands. Everyone watched as he approached Felix and stopped. "Mr. Zeller, your delivery. Please sign for it."

Felix's curiosity faded, turning into slight resignation. "Were you the one who called me earlier?"

Though he had suspected it earlier, he had not dared assume. After all, he had thought it was just a regular delivery. It seemed clear this was likely set up by one of the senior apprentices as a prank. "How do I sign for it?" Felix asked.

is sufficient, sir. We've recorded the

meant Felix

said,

bowed and stated, "Delivery complete. Thank you for your

Goodbye."

Felix in disbelief. After all, this was Royal

finished demonstrating his supposed superiority over Felix, and now his face stung

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use their service for a valuable item. However, he declined when they quoted a

atmosphere finally lightened when Vanessa arrived. "Sorry I'm late, Felix. There was a traffic accident," she apologized. She was about to make introductions when she noticed something

Elite Courier Service? Am I seeing things?" Vanessa exclaimed, clearly familiar with their distinctive