Chapter 1971

Elaine had two sets of standards for measuring the value of items. The first set was how much money this item could be exchanged for. The second set was how much face she could gain through this item. In her eyes, everything in this world, all-inclusive, ultimately came down to money and face in the final analysis. For instance, when Charlie gave her the set of top-notch caviar skincare products, which was bought at a purchase price of nearly four hundred thousand dollars, she knew that it could be resold for at least three hundred thousand dollars. So, Elaine could clearly feel the weight and value of the three hundred thousand dollars. This was in line with her first set of standards because it was valuable! Another example was the Hermes bag that was worth a few hundred thousand dollars. Elaine would not only be able to resell the bag for one hundred thousand dollars, but she could envy and hatred of others. Elaine could feel the weight and value of the bag that was worth a few