Shan Xiao's explanation was highly professional. After talking with him for a while, Chai Wei benefited greatly.
For instance, if you cared about getting your money back later, you absolutely should not buy fixed-price gold jewelry.
If he had not asked Shan Xiao about it beforehand, Chai Wei would have paid at least several hundred yuan more.
Chai Wei buying gold to frame Pang Jiao did not mean he intended to give up on those three thousand yuan entirely.
Only those who had earned money themselves understood how difficult life was. Chai Wei had been working part-time these past few days, and he had felt that deeply.
Afterward, once he found evidence that Pang Jiao had robbed him, he would take the gold back, sell it, and recoup his losses.
Whenever Chai Wei had a question, Shan Xiao always answered, explaining everything in detail from simple to complex.
Looking at Shan Xiao's honest, dependable appearance, Chai Wei could not help feeling ashamed.
More than once, he had looked down on Shan Xiao in his heart. He thought Shan Xiao dressed shabbily and looked low-class, obviously the kind of student at the bottom of the social ladder. By comparison, Chai Wei himself had been the golden boy in the eyes of female classmates and teachers alike.
But after getting to know him, Chai Wei was immediately moved by his honesty and loyalty. No wonder Shan Xiao had such a good reputation in class. So he was actually such a righteous person!
Even Chai Wei, a chess player who stood above the mundane world, acknowledged this kind of friend.
Having learned the ins and outs of gold shops, Chai Wei calculated his savings and decisively gave up on shopping for now. He planned to buy a cheap secondhand phone as a backup,