Officer Ryan stood firm in his decision to return to nature after death and resisted placing an impulse order. He left with Officer Nelly, who was clutching a Wangsheng Funeral Parlor VIP black card with tears streaming down his face.
Hu Tao, meanwhile, was delighted to have successfully landed the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor's first sale. She had Lin Ze show her how to check the amount deposited into its account on her mobile banking app, then beamed with satisfaction.
"Oh, this place is wonderful! With this thing called a POS machine, selling our services is so much easier!"
Paimon held her head and shook it. "I think Officer Nelly must have lost his mind to rush into placing that order. I wonder if he'll regret it once he comes to his senses."
"Heh, it'll be too late for regrets! No refunds is one of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor's fine traditions."
Hu Tao put away the POS machine and planted her hands on her hips. "It's their loss if they miss out on this offer, okay?"
"Besides, how can you be so sure he'll regret ordering? Maybe he'll get home and regret not buying more."
Paimon spread her hands, puncturing Hu Tao's fantasy. "Who would ever think they hadn't bought enough coffins? They're not exactly necessities, and a person can only use one once in their lifetime. Nobody could use up that many coffins!"
Hu Tao didn't quite agree with Paimon's thinking.
"It doesn't matter if you can't use them right now. The Wangsheng Funeral Parlor guarantees quality! There's nothing wrong with buying a few extra for a rainy day. Even if you store them for a while, you don't have to worry about them falling apart before you do."
While those two eagerly debated back and forth, Chongyun and Lin