"Is that even a question?"
Facing Ashley's question, Andrew replied as if it were only natural, "Of course I like you both equally. You're the only two regular customers this shop has."
"Equally?"
Ashley was a little dissatisfied. She asked again, "If the two of us made you choose one, who would you pick?"
Andrew smiled and said, "Only children make choices. Adults, of course, take them all. I have dozens of girlfriends already; two more won't make a difference."
"Take them all? You sure dream big, old man."
Ashley was speechless. She gave Andrew a dazzling smile, then got up and kicked him out. What a bastard. She'd actually felt a little flutter in her heart just now.
Andrew shrugged. He knew that if he'd sweet-talked Ashley earlier, he probably could have gotten some benefits, but there was no need. In the end, they would both be his anyway. Besides, Wong never lied to women—if they didn't believe him, there was nothing he could do.
Andrew shook his head and went to find Blair. Blair was delighted to see him. "Old man, thank you so much."
Andrew was puzzled. "Why are you thanking me again all of a sudden?"
"My mom just called me. My dad is okay now."
Blair said, "He reached a deal with the Disaster Countermeasures Bureau. He'll work for them until he pays off his debt.
"My mom said the Bureau offered pretty good terms, and the compensation was lower than expected. Someone powerful must have spoken up for my dad. Otherwise, the terms wouldn't have been so lenient, and they definitely wouldn't have reached an agreement this quickly. Old man, thank you so much."
"It was nothing. I just made a phone call."
Andrew waved it off indifferently. Blair said, "Without your call, my