Trillionaire's Slice of Life-Chapter 1013

Chapter 1013: Chapter 649: Rejecting Peace Talks Chapter 1013 -649: Rejecting Peace Talks Liu Liu had clearly undergone an extremely exquisite makeover.

She was wearing a splendid evening gown, with a pair of gemstone earrings dangling silently from her earlobes.

Adorning her snow-white, jade-like collarbone was a massive and luxurious diamond necklace that had been meticulously selected from the Fan family’s jewelry store.

This particular necklace was embedded with no less than nine hundred and ninety-nine fine diamonds, and in the center, it was further embellished with a thumb-sized, luxurious blue sapphire.

As the crowning jewel of the Fan family’s jewelry store, just this blue sapphire necklace alone was worth three hundred and sixty million, a veritable treasure of the shop.

And on Liu Liu’s wrist was an even more special bracelet, one with a personal signature from the British queen.

This bracelet, made of a special material, belonged to Princess Mina Gong of British jewelry.

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However, it had later ended up in Chu Mo’s hands, and in order to highlight Liu Liu’s status, Chu Mo had deliberately given her this bracelet, which represented identity and status.

Other items aside, just this bracelet alone was a symbol of identity and status.

To acquire a signature from the British queen, merely having money and standing was not enough; one had to possess an incredibly noble lineage.

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At this moment, Liu Liu was adorned with such a lavish and prestigious outfit, plus her ninety-three percent stunning beauty, she also had a charm that made it hard for one to tear their gaze away from her.

More importantly, even Dong Xun’er, known as the Witch of Shanghai with control over four hundred billion in assets, had no right to sit beside Chu Mo.

She merely stood by the side, yet when the youthful Liu Liu slowly approached, she gracefully took her seat next to Chu Mo.

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This seemingly trivial action alone signified Liu Liu’s extraordinary identity and status.

Right now, Lu Yuanming looked at Liu Liu across from him with some astonishment.

A glint of light flashed in the depths of his eyes.

Naturally, he was well aware of the people behind Chu Mo.

Not to mention powerful bodyguards like Lei Ting or Fan Gao, even the seemingly gentle and frail young lady Qin Lan possessed terrifying strength, a force to be reckoned with even for a high-ranking Grandmaster like himself.

And the appearance of Dong Xun’er, as the famous Witch of Shanghai, was something even Lu Yuanming had heard of.

Nevertheless, even these individuals did not have the privilege to sit by Chu Mo’s side.

But this seemingly unremarkable girl who appeared out of nowhere was able to sit beside him.

Just this alone was enough to prove that she was no ordinary person.

At this moment, Lu Yuanming’s eyes narrowed slightly as he watched Liu Liu, and his mind whirred with thoughts.

He was also trying to guess Liu Liu’s identity and the purpose of her presence there.

In the entire hall, the most relaxed person at this time was Chu Mo.

Compared to Lu Yuanming and his son, who seemed preoccupied, and Liu Liu, who was somewhat restless by his side, Chu Mo appeared utterly at ease.

After being silent for a while and making sure the timing was right, Chu Mo slowly began to speak:

“I would like to introduce to President Lu, this is Miss Liu Liu, a descendant of an old benefactor.

It is under the old benefactor’s trust that I have taken great care to look after Miss Liu Liu.”

Chu Mo did not reveal the full answer all at once but instead led Lu Yuanming step by step into his enigma.

As expected, upon hearing Chu Mo’s introduction, Lu Yuanming’s eyes flickered with curiosity.

For someone like Chu Mo to take such attentive care of an ordinary girl, and to have her accompany him even at such important events, there could only be one explanation: the old benefactor’s identity was extraordinary.

Feeling a hint of curiosity in his heart, Lu Yuanming spoke:

“For Chu to hold her in such high regard, this old benefactor must be extraordinary.”

Seeing that the other party was picking up on his cue, a smile couldn’t help but flash across Chu Mo’s eyes.

He intended to gradually bring up the surname Liu, giving Lu Yuanming time to react and to probe the latter’s attitude.

So, after taking a light breath, Chu Mo spoke indifferently:

“This old benefactor’s identity is indeed out of the ordinary.

He has been famous for over twenty years and is well-known throughout Hua Country, not only possessing trillion-dollar assets but also extraordinary power.

To my knowledge, the old benefactor has reached the pinnacle of being a Martial Artist and is just a step away from that legendary realm of the Heavenly Deity…

Does President Lu perhaps have any recollection?”

What kind of power the reclusive old man named Liu Ping had was something even Chu Mo did not know.

Chu Mo was only aware that, twenty years ago, the old man was already a peak-level junior Great Grandmaster, and following a family upheaval, he chose to live in seclusion, by which point it seemed he had already reached the rank of mid-level Great Grandmaster.

Up until now, twenty years had passed.

Whether the old man had made a breakthrough or had reached that legendary realm, even Qin Lan couldn’t judge, so naturally Chu Mo was clueless as well.

But, the old man with the surname Liu was Chu Mo’s biggest barrier in his campaign to subdue the four major families, and he did not mind exaggerating the old man’s strength.

At that moment, as Chu Mo’s words fell, the expression of Lu Yuanming sitting across from him became extremely grave.

When Liu Liu first appeared, Lu Yuanming did not associate the young girl’s surname with that particular thought.

But now, hearing Chu Mo’s remarks about the old benefactor, twenty years ago, and the term Great Grandmaster, a tall and majestic figure came to Lu Yuanming’s mind in an instant—the very master he had sworn to follow to the death twenty years ago, the elder who had supported him and was his life-saving benefactor.