Chapter 286

Wren smiled but said nothing. Then, he demonstrated the technique again for the nurse. The nurse watched closely and corrected his technique in two places. Wren paid attention, and after ensuring there were no issues with his knitting, he stood up from his chair. He then took out his wallet, pulled out a stack of bills, and handed it to her with both hands. "Thank you for your time tonight and for helping me. This is your reward." The nurse froze for a moment when she saw the stack of money in Wren's hands. It was at least two thousand dollars, which was nearly equivalent to her monthly salary. She quickly stood up and waved her hands in a panic. "No, no! You don't need to do that. It's just a small favor. Please take the money back." Wren didn't argue. He had been taught from a young age that if someone helped him and he took up their time, he should offer appropriate compensation. He never hesitated to do so. Otherwise, how could the people around him be willing to work hard f