However, what happened next made Chu Chen feel that Xia Zhicheng was indeed a rather peculiar person.
As Xia Zhicheng had Hammer wrap up the items, he suddenly furrowed his brows while counting the money. He recalled what had just happened and felt that something seemed wrong, but as someone involved in the matter, he could not immediately figure out exactly what it was.
Once a knot formed in his heart, he would not feel comfortable until he untied it. Xia Zhicheng racked his brains. Although he could not identify the problem, he simply could not put it out of his mind. He was decisive by nature, so since he could not set his mind at ease, he decided not to buy the items after all.
He said, "Boss, I'm really sorry, but I don't want these three items after all."
Hammer was stunned. His smile stiffened, and he said unhappily, "Little brother, that isn't really appropriate, is it?"
"How is it inappropriate?" Xia Zhicheng found Hammer's words rather amusing. "If I had paid and then told you I wanted to return them for no reason, that would indeed be inappropriate. But I haven't paid yet. At most, I've wasted a little of your time. I can simply apologize to you, so what's inappropriate about that?"
Hearing Xia Zhicheng speak as though it were only natural, Chu Chen not only realized that this young man was a newcomer who knew nothing about the rules of the antiques trade, but also felt that his attitude toward people was far too arrogant.
Even if you felt there was something wrong with the items and did not want them, that was not necessarily a problem. But since you had asked him to wrap them up, and were now saying you did not want