Chapter 45
After all the customers had left, Gisele took out the cash from her fanny pack and counted it. Most people had paid electronically, and only a few had paid with cash.
Despite that, there was still a thick stack of money that needed to be counted.
Dorian glanced at Gisele, who had a complacent smile plastered all over her face. When he saw her smile, it truly grated on his nerves.
âMr. Jefferson?â Jon looked at Dorian with a somewhat pleading expression.
Dorian didnât even glance back as he walked toward Jefferson Group Tower. âWhatâs so amazing about a bunch of trash?
As soon as he said that, Jon didnât press further and just followed him away.
When they walked away, Giseleâs complacent smile vanished, and a wry one crept across her
face instead.
While others had considered those items valuable, he merely saw them as nothing but a
bunch of trash.
What Dorian didnât know was that the âtrashâ he was talking about was the result of her spending many sleepless nights painstakingly reâformulating traditional remedies to produce those ointments, jams, tea bags, and more.
She had invested so much effort
into it!
Gisele sighed softly and rallied herself. âGisele, youâre doing very well! You can do this! Youâll get over him soon!â
Meanwhile, Dorian took the private elevator to the top floor of Jefferson Group Tower. As soon as he stepped out of the elevator, he was greeted by the familiar aroma of medicinal herbs.
Immediately after, he saw that almost every one of his secretaries was carrying an anti- fatigue sachet.
Even though they were in an enclosed space, the numerous sachets only produced a faint. fragrance. It wasnât overpowering. Instead, it made one feel relaxed instead.
Dorianâs face turned grim, and he picked up his pace.
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Gisele had mentioned that she wouldnât do business with anyone from Jefferson Group, yet every secretary in the company had one of the sachets.
He was even more convinced now that Gisele was playing hard to get and trying to make him yield first.
As soon as he stepped into the office and shut the door, Dorian heaved a sigh of relief as he completely isolated himself from the invigorating scent of the antiâfatigue sachets.
After unbuttoning two buttons of his shirt, he sat down and took a sip of water. When he tasted the bland tap water, he immediately furrowed his brows.
Dorian pressed the intercom with a sullen expression, and Jon immediately walked in. âIs there anything I can do for you, Mr. Jefferson?â
âWhen did Jefferson Group become so poor that it can only afford to serve tap water?â Dorian asked as he slammed the insulated mug on the table.
Jon earnestly explained, âMr. Jefferson, this isnât tap water. Itâs a 16âounce imported glacier
mineral water that costs 140 dollars.â
If this was considered poor, then perhaps no one in the world could afford to drink tap water.
Dorian was rendered speechless.
Did he really care about whether it was expensive mineral water? What he really cared about was the tea he usually had!
âAre you perhaps asking about the tea you usually consume?â
Jon suddenly grasped Dorianâs unsightly expression and solemnly added, âWeâre currently out of them since Ms. Meyer used to replenish them regularly.â
Dorian immediately understood what Jon was trying to imply.
Jon had probably wanted to buy some earlier because Gisele hadnât replenished them for quite some time. However, he hadnât managed to buy any, so Dorian couldnât drink any
either.
Dorian felt inexplicably agitated. Whenever he felt agitated, he couldnât help but cough incessantly.
Jon tactfully turned on the air purifier and brought him a glass of warm water.
âMr. Jefferson, please have a drink. Itâs Korra Aqualuxe, priced at 420 dollars per bottle. It is said to contain antiâinflammatory properties.â
âAre we out of those jams as well?â Dorianâs expression immediately became gloomy.
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