How can I justify myself as a Magnate if I don't indulge myself? Chapter 225 - 123: Go Big!3

We’ll make ten thousand preparations for you, even if you don’t need a single one,"

It’s possible...

Whether Zheng Jiayi’s words are true or false...

This emotional value is maxed out...

One hundred and twenty thousand a night, the service alone must account for a hundred thousand...

...

...

After breakfast.

Zheng Jiayi had already arranged everything...

The sa Rolls-Royce Phantom was still parked outside the International Trade Tower...

During Mr. Gu’s stay, this car was at the service of no one else but him alone.

The pedestrian flow outside the International Trade Tower was very dense, and passersby couldn’t help but take a glance at this direction...

"Mr. Gu, please get in the car."

Zheng Jiayi had already opened the car door, ignoring the gazes of the passersby and smilingly standing by the car...

Gu Heng took a glance, noticing that, aside from his own Rolls-Royce, there were also two naless business cars parked behind...

Perhaps because it was dayti, those who were in security attire last night had also changed into suits...

Gu Heng, recognizing these familiar faces who he had shared a al with at the sa table, smiled and nodded at them and then asked Zheng Jiayi, "Does your hotel always arrange bodyguard services when guests go out?"

"Generally speaking, even presidential suites don’t co with bodyguard services, and if needed, that would be an additional charge...

However, our hotel considered that Mr. Gu, you co from the Mainland and may not be accustod to the environnt on Hong Kong Island, we particularly arranged a few security personnel to accompany you, just in case any incident occurs."

Gu Heng, having received the answer, nodded his head and got into the car directly.

A hotel is still a hotel...

They still know how to do business...

A security guard earns at most twenty thousand yuan a month in salary...

Even if you arrange for them to accompany you for a month, the cost would only be tens of thousands of yuan...

But this kind of conspicuous attention indeed gave Gu Heng a refreshing perspective.

He believed it would be the sa for anyone, not just himself.

.....

After Zheng Jiayi got into the car and signaled the driver to move, she turned her head towards Gu Heng in the backseat and started reporting the itinerary, "Mr. Gu, we are now heading to Tsui Wah Shipping Services. This company has a close partnership with our hotel, and whenever our hotel guests have a request to go to sea, we contact this company.

This company owns a complete range of yachts, and there are many styles to choose from."

Gu Heng leaned back in the comfortable seat, barely opened his eyes, and nodded lightly.

Seeing this, Zheng Jiayi didn’t disturb Gu Heng any further and signaled the driver to drive steadily; then, the whole cabin fell silent...

Until twenty minutes later, Gu Heng was almost about to fall asleep when Zheng Jiayi’s voice finally rang out, "Mr. Gu, we’ve arrived."

As Zheng Jiayi’s voice settled, the Rolls-Royce also ca to a steady halt...

Rubbing his bleary eyes, Zheng Jiayi had already gotten out of the car quickly to open the door for Gu Heng...

By the ti Gu Heng got out of the car, two n in suits were already waiting by the side...

It was clear...

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel had already inford Tsui Wah Shipping Services of Gu Heng’s basic information...

"Good afternoon, Mr. Gu. I am the business manager at Tsui Wah Shipping Services. You may call Xiao Hu."

Gu Heng looked at this middle-aged man who was in his forties or fifties, about the sa age as his own father, and found it hard to call him "Xiao Hu"...

After a long mont, he could only smile and say, "Hello, Manager Hu."

"Mr. Gu, please co inside. We have prepared tea for you in the reception room."

Gu Heng glanced at the expanse of blue sea behind the company and the various yachts docked, then followed Manager Hu into the reception room...

Since Gu Heng ca recomnded by the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, so of the tedious formalities were skipped. After exchanging a few courtesies with the custor, Gu Heng got straight to the point and said, "Your company must be clear on my purpose here; I won’t say much more.

Please show your yachts directly."

Regardless, he ca to rent a yacht... not to buy one...

Why make it so complicated?

Manager Hu saw that Gu Heng went straight to the point and didn’t beat around the bush, spreading out the brochures on the table and saying, "Tsui Wah Shipping Services currently has four yacht rental operations.

They are Chinese and Western-style yachts, high-speed speedboats, large passenger ships, and luxury yachts.

Which one would Mr. Gu like to know more about?"

"Luxury yachts."

Although Gu Heng didn’t know the differences between these yachts, the fact that Manager Hu listed luxury yachts separately ant they were the featured service.

He was going to attend a models’ party...

Those models would need to co aboard the yacht to play...

Renting a small broken boat for a sea outing, what was the point in that?

Was he going out to fish?

He had already decided on the way here...

Not the best, only the most expensive.

Value for money and the word "show-off" inherently conflict; he wasn’t short on money, so of course, the more expensive, the better...

Also, it was his first ti on a yacht, so it was only proper to indulge a bit.

Manager Hu, hearing Gu Heng’s words, couldn’t suppress the smile tugging at his lips; he pushed the other three brochures aside, leaned forward, and began to introduce, "These are all the luxury yacht brochures we can offer. You can take a look first, Mr. Gu."

As Gu Heng turned each page...

Manager Hu introduced the model on that page.

The introduction went on for a full twenty minutes...

After Gu Heng had flipped to the last page, Manager Hu had already begun to get parched; then, Gu Heng furrowed his brows and asked, "That’s it?"

"Ah?"

Manager Hu didn’t imdiately catch on...

"I an, aside from these, that’s it?"

"Indeed, only these are available for public rental..."

It looks like what Zheng Jiayi said was right; renting a yacht on Hong Kong Island really isn’t that expensive...