Chapter 378

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In the boneral ihankkeer’s effox, Levi sat on the sofa, holding his phone

né looking at the west bckets on it Sweat can down his forehead.

ede wee what he had done Gone was his arrogance, replaced by a pained face. There Was

bsn of his eyes as it he wanted to kill someone.

ALTOR NORMAL (As were heard coming from the other side of the door,

Less to from the sola and looked at Alexander and Kelvin as they came through the

600.1636 sted and spoke, though sounding rather awkward. “Ute you must be Mister

Kane About the telebod

Alexander did not ever look at Levi. He walked to the back of the general manager’s desk.

casually pet vest, and looked at it by two seconds, then glanced at Levi.

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“Kelvin, R’s break time now, so the company isn’t receiving any visitors. Please see the guest off.”

“Understood!” Kelvin walked over to Levi and casually gestured with his hand. “Mister Locksong.

you must have heard my boss? I’m sorry, but if you’d please

Levi was speechless. He did not dare to leave. Leaving before the matter was resolved meant

death to him.

“Mister Kane.” He gritted his teeth, and his knees betrayed him. He knelt on the floor with a humiliated look on his face. Tm sony

to have offended you and your company. I’m willing to

make amends!

“As long as you are willing to take back these tickets, I’m at your disposal. You can ask me for

anything!

Alexander pursed his lips, though he silently chuckled to himself. He waved his hand gently at

Kelvin. “Kelvin, I seem to remember Mister Locksong saving something. What did he say?”

Kelvin got the hint. He cleared his throat and imitated Levi's arrogant face and tone. “He said that

Wanda’s concert will be canceled as soon as his father gives his order!”

“Right, that’s it.”

The smile on Alexander’s face remained as he playfully teased Levi, “Tve also said that the tickets

given away aren’t easily returned. Mister Locksons, why did you send them back? Do you DO longer need them?”

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In the general manager's office, Levi sat on the sola, holding his phone

and looking at the electronic tickets on it. Sweat ran down his forehead.

He deeply regretted what he had done. Gone was his arrogance, replaced by a pained face. There

was resentment deep in the bottom of his eyes as If he wanted to kill someone.

At that moment, footsteps were heard coming from the other side of the door.

Levi quickly got up from the sola and looked at Alexander and Kelvin as they came through the door. He quickly smiled and

spoke, though sounding rather awkward, “Uh... you must be Mister

Kane! About the tickets...

Alexander did not even look at Levi. He walked to the back of the general manager’s desk,

casually picked up a document, and looked at it for two seconds, then glanced at Levi.

“Kelvin, it's break time now, so the company isn’t receiving any visitors. Please see the guest off.”

“Understood!” Kelvin walked over to Levi and casually gestured with his hand. “Mister Locksong,

you must have heard my boss? I’m sorry, but if you’d please..

Levi was speechless. He did not dare to leave. Leaving before the matter was resolved meant.

death to him.

“Mister Kane.” He gritted his teeth, and his knees betrayed him. He knelt on the floor with a

humiliated look on his face. “I’m sorry to have offended you and your company. I’m willing to

make amends!

“As long as you are willing to take back these tickets, I’m at your disposal. You can ask me for

anything!”

Alexander pursed his lips, though he silently chuckled to himself. He waved his hand gently at Kelvin. “Kelvin, I seem to

remember Mister Locksong saying something. What did he say?”

Kelvin got the hint. He cleared his throat and imitated Levi's arrogant face and tone. “He said that

Wanda’s concert will be canceled as soon as his father gives his order!”

“Right, that’s it.”

The smile on Alexander’s face remained as he playfully teased Levi, “I've also said that the tickets

given away aren’t easily returned. Mister Locksong, why did you send them back? Do you no

longer need them?”

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Levi knelt on the floor, desperately hoping that a hole in the floor would swallow him up.

There was nowhere to hide!

“Mister Kane.”

He looked up at Alexander, trying hard to put a smile on his face. Levi had never been so smothered in his life. “I should have

known better so as not to offend you. Can you please have mercy on me? Please, I beg you take these tickets back!

“lm afraid I can’t afford them!”

It was not too late after all for Levi to realize his mistake.

Alexander shook his head slowly and said with a slight laugh. “What are you talking about, Mister Locksong? Do you think that

twenty tickets are too few? Kelvin, how many tickets do we have left?”

Standing next to Alexander, Kelvin hurriedly pulled out his phone, logged into the electronic ticketing platform, and reported.

“Mister Kane, we have one hundred and eighty tickets left.”

“Good.” Alexander waved his hand nonchalantly, a smile on his face. “If our concert depends so much on Mister Kane’s father’s

word of approval, we have to show them sincerity. Kelvin, give all of these one hundred and eighty tickets to Mister Locksong!”

Kelvin nodded and went to work on his phone.

“No, please don’t. I don’t dare to take any of them!”

Levi almost broke down in fear as he repeatedly bowed to Alexander.

“Mister Kane, please don’t joke with me! I wouldn’t dare to have any of these tickets! I’m here to

sincerely apologize!” he sobbed. “Please have mercy, Mister Kane. I-..”

“I don’t like to listen to nonsense.” Alexander’s expression turned cold. As I said, it’s easy to give the tickets away but not as easy

to return them. Mister Locksong, did you think I was joking?”

Of course it was not a joke. It was a threat.

Levi was scared to death; his brain almost stopped working. His lips trembled as he was frightened. “Mister Kane, it's hard to get

a ticket for Wanda’s concert! I’m willing to buy these

tickets with a huge amount of money!”

With that, he shakily pulled out his phone to check his bank account balance. He made a painful

decision.

“I'm willing to pay three hundred thousand dollars for twenty tickets!”