Chapter 5501
The Charismatic Charlie Wade
Seeing Warnia, Marshal smiled very modestly and said,
"Hello, Miss Song, we meet again.â
âThank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to see me.â
Warnia smiled and said, âYou are welcome.â
She then invited him to sit down on the sofa area,
While she herself sat opposite him and asked curiously, âI don't know why Mr. An came to see me
this time
"At the Rejuvenation Pill Auction, I was indeed a bit abrupt and broke the rules of the auction,â
âSo I was always a little embarrassed.â
âI came here today to apologize to you and the owner of the Rejuvenation Pill behind you.â
Warnia smiled, opened her mouth, and said, âMr. An doesn't need to make a special trip to
apologize for this.â
âThe auction has already made its own opinion on your behavior.â
âYou have already paid the corresponding price for your behavior at that time,â
"So there is no need to pay extra for it with an apology.â
Marshal smacked his lips secretly, but he didnât expect Warnia to be a bit awkward,
And as he wanted to apologize voluntarily to show an inferior attitude, But she didn't even give him
a chance to bow his head.
In fact, Warnia respected Marshal in her heart.
This respect has nothing to do with his status as An's eldest son, But because he is Charlie's uncle.
To Charlie, Warnia has long felt that there is nothing to repay, And she naturally has to respect his
elders.
But the problem is, Charlie doesnât plan to recognize An's family yet,
So Warnia doesn't dare to be polite to Marshal,
Because Marshal knew that he would bow his head even when he came to the door about the
previous auction.
If she is too polite, he will definitely notice something unusual.
At this moment, Marshal didnât dare to be angry or displeased,
So he could only smile and ask cautiously, âMiss Song, to tell you the truth,â
âI have always admired the owner of the Rejuvenation Pill.â
"At the meeting, my father was seriously ill and urgently needed good medicine to heal him,â
"So I was a little abrupt because of my impatience,â
âI hope Miss Song can help me explain it to him and ask for his forgiveness.â
Warnia smiled and said, âMr. An is thinking too much.â
"What you broke the rules of the auction that day has nothing to do with him.â
âThis logic is like the traffic rules are formulated by the traffic control department,â
âBut if you bump into someone while driving, there is no need to report it to the traffic control
department.â
"Apologize to them, and don't need to be forgiven by them.â
Marshal felt like being kicked back to the spot repeatedly like a football.
Because of repetitions, he still summoned up his courage and said,
"Miss Song, let me tell you straight, I have something,â
âI want to verify it with the owner of Rejuvenation Pill in person,â
âAnd I hope you can introduce me, regardless of success or failure.â
âThe An family will always remember Miss Song's kindness for this!â
Warnia pursed her lips and said seriously,
âMr. An, it's not that I don't want to help you,â
âIt's just that the gentleman you want to see has left Aurous Hill since the last auction.â
âLeft Aurous Hill?" Marshal hurriedly asked,
âExcuse me, does Miss Song know the name of this gentleman?â
Warnia shook her head, âI don't know.â
Marshal asked suspiciously, âMiss Song, This gentleman is cooperating with your Song Group.â
âYou auctioned his Rejuvenation Pill on his behalf,â
"And you also collected a huge amount of money from the selling.â
"With such close cooperation, how can you not know his real identity?â
âIf Miss Song can give me some pointers, one or two,â
âThe An family will do their best to repay it!"
Warnia replied, âMr. An, the dragon can see the end, and my Song family is lucky to be selected by
him to organize the auction for him.â âAs for the proceeds from the auction you mentioned,â
âIf 1 tell you that the funds are still in the account of the auction,â âAnd the gentleman never took
them away, would you believe me?â Marshal fell silent suddenly.
He knew that it was up to him to believe or not to believe this kind of thing, And he had nowhere to
prove whether he believed it or not.