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... Clearly, the person on the other end was trying to recall who Wang Minghui was.

Fortunately, Wang Minghui had left a memorable impression on Steward Qiu during their prior interaction.

Shortly after, Qiu’s calm voice returned. “Understood. Wait a moment while I consult with the young master.”

Wang Minghui quickly nodded and replied with a smile, “Thank you for the trouble, Sir Qiu.”

A few minutes later, Qiu spoke again. “I’ll come and escort you personally.”

...

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