The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 698

"Yes. Are you here to buy a car too?" Felix asked

Queenie nodded. "Yeah, the new pink Defender from Range Rover just came out. I'm planning to buy one."

"Let's go in together! My friend's bestie works here as a sales rep. Of course, if you have someone you know here, that's fine too," Felix said.

Queenie smiled and agreed, leaving Nelly speechless. Meeting such kind-hearted people made her feel that all the unpleasant things she had experienced before were worth it.

The three of them entered the dealership, and Nelly's friend, Isabella Wells, who had already received the call, was waiting for them. She was a pretty girl with big waves in her hair, giving off a bright and cheerful vibe.

"Ladies first. Queenie, why don't you look at the Defender first?" Felix said.

Queenie didn't hesitate. "Okay."

The purchasing process went smoothly. Felix and Queenie were both straightforward people who didn't fuss over details. They paid the full amount without a second thought. Isabella was thrilled by the sale, even though the commission was lower than what she would have earned if they had taken out a loan,

A while later, Felix's phone rang. It was a message from Queenie, who had gone to the restroom. Surprised, he opened it and couldn't help but smile wryly.

This is a little awkward, but my period came early. Could you ask Nelly or Isabella to

but to ask for help even

who quickly ran off to

she seemed reluctant to look Felix in the eye. Her slightly flushed face made her even more alluring than

as the scene was interrupted by a group

This store is closing for

group raised their weapons and smashed a few

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knew that Range Rover customers were usually wealthy, so these people had to be tough if they dared to cause

"We should go too."

his problem. He turned to Queenie, who nodded in agreement, still looking a little

leave quickly, Felix. These guys don't look

as Nelly finished speaking, the group leader shouted,

"Yes, sir!"

supposed to be ready for collection by noon, but they were still in the garage because the car registration process had not been completed yet. If the men destroyed their cars, no one would know when the next ones would

need the cars urgently, but