Chapter 13
He Bai Zhi, as soon as she saw He Sheng Nan, immediately felt like she had found her backbone. She grabbed He Sheng Nanās hand and pulled her in front of Xu Xinghe.
āCousin, this woman dared to scold me! I even came here specially to support your business. Hurry up and kick her out!ā He Bai Zhi said, glaring at the seated woman, her tone arrogant as she issued a command to He Sheng Nan.
He Sheng Nan didnāt yet understand what had happened, but since this was her cousin, she naturally had to stand on her side no matter what.
āMiss, may I ask why you insulted my cousin? Although Iām only an employee here, I cannot allow my family to be treated unfairly.ā He Sheng Nan stared sharply at the woman in front of her and questioned her firmly.
Xu Xinghe couldnāt help but laugh in anger when she heard this. She hadnāt expected this girl to also be so incapable of distinguishing right from wrong. Since that was the caseā
āSo this is the service attitude of an A-level luxury store?ā Xu Xingheās smile completely disappeared, and her tone turned cold.
The other sales associates around had already noticed that this woman had just placed a huge order. Their previously hesitant attitudes instantly shifted as they moved closer.
A middle-aged woman with her hair tied in a low bun gathered her courage and stepped forward. āMiss, hello. If itās possible, would you like me to assist you from here on?ā
Xu Xinghe glanced sideways at the woman who was protecting He Bai Zhi, then lightly parted her red lips. āSure.ā
He Sheng Nan grew anxious. She didnāt want this order to slip away. Before she could step forward, her wrist was grabbed by He Bai Zhi.
āCousin, sheās clearly just pretending to be rich. Look at how cheap her outfit is. I think she doesnāt even have the money to pay,ā He Bai Zhi said disdainfully while pulling He Sheng Nan back.
He Sheng Nan had originally been somewhat doubtful that this woman could really afford so many bagsāafter all, the total was 37 millionābut after hearing her cousinās words, she became even more certain that the woman couldnāt possibly pay.
The two of them stood there watching the saleswoman assist the customer, their expressions full of mockery, thinking that all the effort would be wasted.
The middle-aged woman working there had been in the store for over ten years. Recently, the store had been laying people off, and because she was the oldest employee, she had a strong feeling she might be the next to go.
But thinking of her daughter at homeāstill so young and already suffering from a heart conditionāshe knew she had to fight no matter whatā¦
Xu Xinghe could tell that this woman was genuinely trying to serve her, unlike the earlier sales associate who only recommended expensive items.
āAlright, Iāll take everything I just looked at.ā
The middle-aged woman was shocked, but thinking āwhat if itās real?ā, she quickly packed everything. When she brought over the POS machine, her hands were already slightly sweating.
āMiss, the total isā¦ 28 million.ā She kept her posture at a strict ninety-degree bow, feeling nervous as she saw the amount.
If this sale went through, her daughterās surgery fees would be covered. Her poor daughterā¦
āHaā¦ thereās no way she has that much money. Honestly, you should stop pretending now,ā He Bai Zhi sneered, full of disbelief that the woman could actually pay.
āSwipe the card.ā
Beepā
[Transaction Successful]
The middle-aged womanās eyes instantly filled with hope. Her hands trembled slightly as she returned the card.
āMy daughterā¦ Mommy can save you now.ā
He Bai Zhi and He Sheng Nan both looked as if they had swallowed something rotten. He Bai Zhiās eyes widened as she shouted, āImpossible! How could she possibly have that much money?ā
As for He Sheng Nan, her face turned even darker. This order was supposed to be hersājust the commission alone would have been eight million yuan. Now she had nothingā¦
Before leaving, Xu Xinghe passed by the two of them and whispered, āGoodbye, you two gloomy little rats~ā
Ignoring the curses behind her, she walked away in her high heels.
