Hero of Hearts (The Charismatic Charlie Wade) Chapter 4062
Prepare for an exhilarating dive into the latest chapter of “Hero of Hearts (The Charismatic Charlie Wade)”!
- Witness an unprecedented offer for the Rejuvenation Pill, reaching a staggering $370 billion USD.
- Observe the unyielding resolve of the event organizers as they prioritize strict rules over an astronomical sum.
- Discover the hidden authority that enforces principles, even against the world’s most powerful bidders.
Discover the staggering sum a bidder is willing to spend for a legendary pill.Witness a strict adherence to rules that could shock even the wealthiest.Uncover the unseen power behind an exclusive event that values principles over profit.
Just when Conrad was hesitating and struggling,
Warnia once again opened her mouth and asked, “No. 099, do you want to pay or not?”
Conrad hesitated for a moment, put aside all his dignity, and spoke out pleadingly,
“I beg you, make an exception for me! If $100 billion is not enough, I am willing to add another $50 billion!”
Add another 50 billion, that’s 370 billion!
Countless people in the audience were dumbfounded,
Never dreaming that there was still a big man who could take out US$370 billion in cash!
What is the origin of this person?
And Conrad knew very well in his heart that he could not eat the Rejuvenation Pill.
And after eating it, he was bound to become the target of all.
Therefore, he only had two choices.
Either take the Pill away.
Or he can leave empty-handed.
So, he could only try one last time.
If he could take it away, all would be happy!
If he can’t take it away, as long as he doesn’t spend money to buy the Pill and eat it himself, then he has done his best.
In this case, one does not have the credit but also the hard work.
However, Charlie was not in the least tempted by the money.
He said over the intercom, “Warnia, follow the rules and have him expelled from the venue!”
Warnia didn’t dare to disobey and immediately spoke,
“In view of the fact that 099 has repeatedly provoked our rules and repeated warnings have been ineffective,”