Power of Money novel Chapter 76

In the Nandu airport.

The Shen family had a private lounge and a VIP passageway.

The departure lounge could only be entered with the special boarding pass of the Shen family. The decoration inside was very luxurious, and the entertainment facilities were also complete.

In the waiting room.

In addition to Yennie, there were two other women who Jason had never seen before waiting for the plane to land together.

The two women were both very beautiful.

She wore a black slim-fit professional dress, stockings, and high heels, with exquisite makeup. And they were both first-class long-legged beauties.

"All the activities on your parents' side will be arranged by Wendy and Betty in the whole process. The two of them used to be in the Public Relations Department, both of them were my right-hand men, and they were also experienced in receiving guests. They will definitely satisfy your young master's

parents."

Yennie sat aside and introduced the two long-legged beauties to Jason.

"Well, I don't think that's necessary. I'll stay with my parents then. If you arrange two other people, I'm afraid they won't be used to it."

Jason knew his parents well. They worked hard in the countryside for a lifetime. It was their first time coming to the big city. Maybe they could be more comfortable if they could be working. But if they didn't do anything and were arranged two beautiful women to entertain all the time, they probably couldn't sleep well and took the train back to the hometown overnight.

"But..."

Yennie wanted to say something but stopped on second thought. This was Mary's order, so she did not dare to disobey.

"Let's live together. If there's anything I need, I'll call you."

Jason found it was still early, so he left the waiting room and planned to walk around alone.

It was the first time for him to come to the airport, so he felt that everything inside was very fresh.

"Tut-tut, there are indeed fewer people than at the train station..."

"So many elevators..."

"And ice cream for sale..."

Jason stood in front of the Haagen- Dazs counter, swallowing saliva and asking the waiter to bring him the biggest one.

At this moment, Jason heard a snickering coming from behind him. Judging from the sound, it seemed that all of them were girls.

"You see, now everyone can take a plane, and he even wants to buy Haagen-Dazs."

"No wonder a ticket is hard to buy recently. Look at the ragged clothes. How can the people sitting with him stand it?"

"It seems that we can only buy a business cabin in the future. But can this kind of people afford Haagen-Dazs, which shall only serve people like us."

"He must have saved up money for a long time, but he can only buy one, and then he'll post it on WeChat."

"Oh, even this kind of people can buy it. I don't want to eat it anymore, and I'll change to another brand."

Several girls stood behind Jason and chattered without stopping. They had a strong sense of superiority and the voice was

very loud. They almost stood in front of Jason and pointed at his nose to mock him.

"D*mn it! Are they talking about me?"

Jason was a little grumpy.

"What's wrong with buying ice cream?"

And, who stipulated that only rich children could afford Haagen- Dazs. I'll eat it today, and I'll buy four at a time!

"This, this, this, I want all of them. Pack them for me."

Jason didn't look back. He pointed directly to the three most expensive sweet ones in the ice cabinet, planning to pack them up and take them to the waiting room for Yennie and the others to have a taste.

"Hey, he's pretending. This kind of poor people just emphasizes their faces. For the sake of self-esteem, they can spend a few months of salary just to buy a few ice-cream to have a taste. It's really shameful."

"That's right. This kind of person uses his own salary to challenge our pocket money. He lives a life of honor but suffering. It's estimated that he will have no future, and will always be a poor person."

"But when I look at this guy's back, it looks a little familiar. Have I seen him before?"

"There are plenty of them on the street,

including food and sanitation workers. How can it be strange that we can't see such people?"