"Didn't I send you a gift last time? This time, I wanted to give you one myself." Cynthia smiled as she spoke. Heath paused. She had sent him a gift last time? Why didn't he remember? Could she mean the gift from that customer Cynthia had recommended his restaurant to? Zoroark's paw print. That did make Heath a little curious about what Cynthia planned to give him.
"What kind of gift?" Heath asked curiously. Although he didn't care much about gifts, a gift was still a gift, so he asked anyway. If it was too expensive, he planned to refuse it.
"It's nothing much, really. Just this!" Cynthia handed Heath a small box. Its casing was transparent, so Heath could see what was inside, and one look told him exactly what Cynthia's gift was.
A watch. A very attractive black-and-silver watch. And it seemed to be a mechanical watch, too?
"A watch? This thing isn't really expensive, is it?" Heath hesitated a little. He had just served a customer wearing a watch worth tens of thousands, and now Cynthia had given him a watch. That worried him a little. If this watch was expensive too, it really wouldn't be appropriate to accept it. Strictly speaking, it wasn't as though Heath couldn't afford such watches himself. He simply felt that his phone met his needs for checking the time, and wearing a watch was rather excessive.
"Oh, it's not expensive. I bought it at a gift shop having a sale. It was only a little over two hundred." Only after hearing Cynthia's words did Heath breathe a sigh of relief. Still, that was normal. Watches were like that to begin with. The gap between their prices could sometimes be outrageous. An expensive watch alone could cost tens of millions of League