Everheart.�

�Is that so��

Renee looked at the rows of trucks again. A cunning smile appeared on her face. �You�re right. Mr. Hunt definitely means well. I really should accept them.�

The man was overjoyed. �In that case, please check the items and sign here, Miss Everheart.�

�After I sign, these things will be mine and I can deal with them as I see fit, correct?�

�Of course, of course.�

�Great.�

Renee took the pen and signed on the paper, then told the man. �Now take these things to a second�hand furniture shop and sell them all for 50% of their original prices. If you can sell them for more than that, the difference in price is yours to keep.�

�That�s��

The man did not expect Renee to do something like that. He seemed at a loss.

�What? If you don�t want this job, I know plenty of other people who do. I�ll call someone else.�

�We�ll do it! Of course we�ll do it!�

The man nodded hastily.

Brand new furniture, she�ll only take 50% of the original price, and they get to keep the difference in price? That�s a windfall of a few hundred thousand dollars for them. Who wouldn�t want this job?

Margaret felt bad. She tried to talk Renee out of it. �Is this really alright, Miss Ren? Wouldn�t Mr. Hunt be mad if he finds out?�

�That�s none of my business. All that matters is I�m happy!�

Renee looked overjoyed. �This is perfect. My heart still aches thinking of how much I paid for the villa. And now, someone�s here to give me money. Of course I can�t refuse his goodwill, am I right?�

That evening, Stefan received a feedback call from the staff.

�She accepted them?�

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