old man who had been out of t

ul and had solid employ

ion, and he led a contented life. His favorite

ck's phone number

rehouse auction the next day. The two o

brightly the

Town,

s in full flow

ions, the guests were b

previous owners were involved in accidents, died,

as blind boxes by the wareh

t person was able to clean up the warehouse in a day, then

ere might be a good

sterpiece in a pile of trash. Then th

s from York Town has put in a bid of a hundred dollars. Is anyo

, who was a single man and worked as a carpent

n if the buyer gets some

ut the warehouse, Frederic and Jack sat

the value of this warehouse. Howeve

ke an averag

stacked up in the warehouse has bee

dollars. Paying more than a hundred

ssage. Suddenly, there was a f

Frederic would undoubtedly earn

bills might be cove

he said, "Frederic, this is your first time participating in a war

c a lot of skills in rega

ollars were all that was nee

warehouses. Customers should not spend m

he opportune warehouse that

hat the gambling depended

, what a coincidence

ehind Frederic while he

, around Frederic's age, wa

heard the familiar vo

the man was very rough with him

e. Is that true? Why don't you ask for money from me? Since I have so

rederic growled wit

person. Their high school's basket

in droves due to his

In his mind, he thought Frederic was a very poor man. As

medical bills for gambling? How dare you do that? Your classmates give you money in the expectation th

while turning a blind eye to

words deeply

talk

h and clenched his fists

pset. Kevin, on the other hand, brought up his aunt, a

ence is qu

ic loser. I'm relieved to see you're in such a bad condition to

Frederic with sadness after hea

aged in such activities had encounte

hours. However, there were other folks, like Frederic, who wer

r significant losses. In the end, they would be just jani

look, the host s

nflict was noth

an honest person. Are you not going to defend your pride? T

d, was uninterested and re

ked his lips. Then, he lo

and twenty dollars. Anybody

o one had offere

furniture in the warehouse, there would still be so

one hundred was too much.

his gavel to a block of w

e was purcha

ealthy. Someone like you who has no

y uncle's acquaintances owns and operates a thrift shop. He's a great source of discounts. His shop could u

with a pr

pite presenting you with a chance,

er hearing this. However, there

paid a hundred and twenty dollars

at could only be used as firewood would cer

s racing through

eric made his way to

e beginning of

it for the most pr

t, he would cert

arrived at the s

ple were wai

ost had no choice but to use a chainsaw to see the lock off.

e to peek inside

exited everyo

easily see a large number of full furnitu

t was a fami

most sought-after among the

rs were made. After all, most of the family warehouses were

tents of the warehouse, th

e money, buying a family war

riously surveyed

as the previous owne

appliances and toys for child

se it for less than one thousan

se, Frederic dejectedly shook his

ticed the glowing eyes of t

hundred and fifty dollar

ed that the starting bid pri

fered counter-offers to the others. Soon, the s

o pay one thou

rederic. His words surprised the others. Afte

r stopped mid-sentence and turned to gaze at J

d a bid. There's no way we ca

e. He likes buying this

ouse. This person has a lot of knowledge. If I go against

moment of silence, a fier

financial prowess and audacity. "Ja

e profitable with my expertise. I'm going to teach you another skill. When you have a deep

he sideways stares. He quietly surveyed the group

ler has more than ten years of expertise under his belt. Mr. Miller seems to be highly confiden

nvitation, no one da

ld get away with anything, and eve

ey in this case. This was the amount that was given as the

not only offend Jack but coul

host stated that Jack had been awarde

. The warehouse that Jack paid a thousand

e Jack since he knew Jack woul

third warehouse once the transactio