After thinking it over for a long time the night before, Suzy had finally decided to buy her uncle a watch for his birthday.
She knew Leonard didn't lack watches—he probably owned more than he ever wore—but it wasn't about practicality. It was about sentiment. After all, he did really like them.
And now, she was outrageously rich.
When she arrived at the mall, she headed straight for a high-end luxury watch boutique.
After browsing carefully, she selected a quartz watch priced at six hundred thousand. Elegant, understated, refined—something that suited her uncle's calm, scholarly temperament.
Once it was packaged, she slipped the box carefully into her bag and prepared to leave.
Next on her agenda was purchasing meat supplies. She had already contacted the owner of a large frozen meat processing plant in advance.
But just as she approached the mall exit, a pair of figures caught her attention.
