Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Max chuckled before he assured them. “It’s correct, Ed and Wendy. It’s really a total of 18.73 million. This is just the cash I’m talking about; I haven’t included the other gifts that some people sent over. I made a list of all the gifts collected; there were quite a number of people who brought gold jewelry and such—it took about six boxes to fit everything inside.

Wendy, perhaps you can take a look at these accessories soon. That way, you can keep those that you like and get rid of those that you don’t. Otherwise, having so much jewelry at home would be equivalent to inviting robbers into our house, and just keeping it around would be troublesome anyway.”

Ed and Wendy were still shocked by what they just heard. “H-How did things turn out this way? Where did all these gifts come from? Why would people give us jewelry? T-That’s such an expensive gift!” Wendy commented.

With a faint smile, Max explained, “Ed, Wendy, this is how things are done nowadays. Attending a wedding with just a cash offering would indicate that one only has a distant relationship with the couple, but sending in jewelry and accessories would show that one truly has a close relationship with them.

Even the amount of cash offerings were pretty much as expected. Master Burch alone had already contributed 888,888; the rest of them all paid a few hundred thousand each. Even without any contribution from your neighbors, we already have about 20 million.

been invited didn’t even

dollars. Who could’ve expected for them to become so rich right after they got married? “T-This is too much. We can’t take all of it. Mr. Mussolini, why don’t you… help us send all this money back?” Wendy waved and

he thought. There’s so much money here, and yet her first thought is to send it all back. This is a rare

don’t have to call me that, Wendy. You can just call me Max in the future. Also, we can’t send the money back. They sent this over as a show of their respect for us; we’ll have to take it in order to acknowledge their kind intentions. If

whole Wellness Herbary in the future, he’ll need to build relationships with a great number of people. Such traditions and etiquettes will have to be

such a huge sum of money. It’s too generous

high after he takes over Wellness Herbary. In the future, if any of these people host events of any sort, we can always attend and return their kindness. Furthermore, it really isn’t about the money right now; what matters is the relationships that you build