Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 820 One Billion

Rejuvenation Pills?

The crowd had zero understanding of pills. Hence, they were clueless as to why Alex would call those cocoa beans Rejuvenation Pills.

Indifference and disbelief were written all over the crowd’s faces. They simply thought Alex was spouting nonsense and describing the cocoa beans as Rejuvenation Pills to trick Richard.

Thus, all of them were looking forward to seeing Richard chasing Alex out.

To their surprise, that did not happen. Instead, Richard accepted the emerald box with a smile.

Although he did not lose his temper, that did not mean he believed the box contained Rejuvenation Pills instead of cocoa beans.

It was just that Richard still had a good impression of Alex. Moreover, his granddaughter fancied the man. Therefore, he did not want to make things difficult for Alex because of such matters.

“All right. That’s thoughtful of you,” said Richard while patting Alex’s shoulder.

he should still explain the effects

time instead of multiple in a short period of time. One pill could make you ten years younger,” he

calling some cocoa beans Rejuvenation Pills. Now that

nonsense.

laughed with their mouths

chasing him out. How dare that young man still

could make someone ten years younger sounded

Alex’s explanation. Even the elderly man did

a thing like that exist? Is this cocoa bean some kind

Richard had no plans to lash out at Alex at his birthday banquet.

one left staring at the emerald box with curiosity written all over his countenance. The others might not believe the box contained the so-called Rejuvenation Pills, but Giles

why Giles was interested in the five pills in the emerald box.

expiration date that loomed closer with

any moment.

described by Alex, Giles felt compelled to give

aside all hesitation. While everyone was not looking, he deftly unveiled the emerald box and, with swift resolve, consumed

than a cocoa bean, Giles was content with his choice. After all, it had been quite

was poison or not, Giles, in his eighties, regarded death with a nonchalant attitude. Having lived a fulfilling life,