Charlotte drew salaries from two countries and had a slot in a Private Knight Regiment. Setting aside his savings and speaking purely of income, he was not short of the final payment for Champs-Élysées Avenue Number 58.
Anne also agreed that he should settle the debt.
This was very easy for Charlotte to handle. He gave Anne a sum of écus, and she would naturally bring him back the corresponding debt documents.
The two left Val-d'Oise District, but they did not go to Picardy District. Picardy District had a comprehensive selection of goods, but they were not upscale enough. For truly high-end merchandise, they still had to go to Alexander District.
Although Anne tried her best to appear "frugal," she was, after all, the daughter of Count Brittany. On this shopping trip, Charlotte learned what "spending" really meant.
They spent a total of fifty-two écus.
Well, converted into yuan, they had spent nearly a million.
Miss Anne Brittany paid for everything.
Mr. Charlot Mecklenburg was only responsible for signing for the delivery address.
Charlotte knew this day would come sooner or later. He had long been prepared and chose to accept it in silence...
After buying their things, the two returned to Baker Street 221B in Val-d'Oise District. Charlotte saw a carriage parked outside the door. The person inside had not gotten out and was clearly waiting for someone.
Charlotte was about to carry the purchases inside with Anne when he heard a voice say, "So you really do live here. I came to ask why Fars bookstores do not have those two books either."
Charlotte went completely stiff. Let alone here in the Old Continent, those two books would not have been easy to find even in bookstores on Earth. Although web novels had been published in print, few