Chapter 166
This room didn’t belong to the Faulkner family originally:
It was five years ago that Silas booked it, and only then did it bear the Faulkner name, becoming his exclusive private room
The annual fee for it was at least 450 million dollars,
Hearing his response, Josiah and Wayne both looked slightly stunned. “Silax..
Lenore also paused, turning her head to look at him, her eyes bright. “Aren’t you afraid I’ll lose!”
Silas gazed into her eyes, his gentle voice carrying the scent of sandalwood. “As long as you have fun, it doesn’t matter if you lose. The Faulkner family doesn’t need a room to save face
Wayne and Josiah were left speechless. So is it just to make Lenore happy they thought.
Lethe scomfully looked at the two of them and snorted, “What are you afraid of? Can’t you have a little faith in my hou?”
The Brown family behind the First Floor was mysterious and unfathomable. This was not a matter of having faith or not.
Lenore glanced at them and then walked towards the opposite side with a casual gait, exuding an air of unrestrained freedom. As she reached the door. Michael reached out and stopped her
Fiona mocked, “I’d like to see how you get us into Bestow
Devin ineered along with her, “It looks like Mr. Faulkner is going to spend a lot this time!”
At that moment. Lenore pulled out a black card from her pocket
Fiona sneered. “He wouldn’t sell it even if we offered any price. Do you think you can buy your way in with just a card?”
Devin looked at Silas, his eyes filled with mockery. Then I guess we should thank Mr. Faulkner for the room in advance
No one paid them any attention. Everyone’s eyes were on Lenore.
Lenore handed the black card to Felis. It was a pure black hard card, with no patterns or logos, except for a small, raised “A” symbol at the bottom right corner.
Michael trembled and stared at Lenore with wide eyes. “You.”
Lenore tilted her head slightly. “Can we go in?”
It was an A–Black Card, which Michael had only seen once at the First Floor.
The owner of Bestow and the lady of the First Floor had actually appeared today.
“Yes… of course,” Michael stammered, taking the black card and turning to open the door to Bestow
After pushing it open, he bowed deeply, handed the black card back to Lenore, and said respectfully, “Miss, please”
The door opened. The most mysterious room at the First Floor, which was never open to the public, had actually opened.
Everyone had thought that Lenore would be met with cold shoulders from Michael, but this had happened instead. They were stunned, their eyes wide with disbelief.
Especially Fiona and Devin, who felt as if they had been struck by lightning, their vision going blurry,
As the head of the First Floor, Michael had always been calm and composed, even when facing Silas. But today, he had actually bowed so respectfully and humbly
Wayne and Josiah both gasped in unison, their faces filled with shock.
Even though they l
y had guessed, seeing the legendary A–Black Card, also known as the No. I Black Card, in Lepore’s hand, Silas still quickly showed a flicker of surprise. Looking at this girl full of secrets, he couldn’t help but narrow his eyes.
“How could this be? It’s impossible! Absolutely impossible!” Fiona dug her fingernails into her palms, her eyes bloodshot as she shouted at Michael, “Didn’t you say that Bestow was never open to the public?
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are not open to the public –
Frossa petes at Lenore. Then why can she go in
ise was inditer “She holds the A Black and of the © First Flour and is also the lady of the First Floor.”
He had never met the Lady, but his boss had said that the A Black Card was in the lady’s possession.
tenore leaned against the open door of Bestow, raised her chin at Fiona and Devin, and smirked, “Coming in?”
The only one who wasn’t surprised was Lethe, who looked at Devin and Fiona and clicked her tongue. “You’ve got the room, but you’ve lost your
home
Then she kicked Wayne and threw a flirtatious glance at him, laughing triumphantly. “Trust Lenore. Nothing is impossible.”
- Words failed Wayne
