They moved to an Italian Brand Shoe Store, where Lu Ma picked out a pair of handcrafted black leather shoes for both Lu Qingqing and Fu Yisheng based on the sizes Qingqing had provided. These versatile shoes cost Lu Ma a sum in the region of two hundred thousand Hong Kong Dollars from her card.
The price tag on Qingqing's shoes was one hundred thousand, while Yisheng's were priced at one hundred and sixty-eight thousand.
"They must be made of gold," muttered Lu Ba.
He had lived an ordinary life for the better part of his years and couldn't understand the point of luxury goods.
The watch his daughter had bought him was particularly attractive: water-resistant, shockproof, and equipped with a calendar feature. He hadn't thought much of it, using it like any ordinary watch to tell time, until he attended a class reunion. There, a wealthier classmate enlightened him that it was from Jaeger, worth a million. He was quite shocked.
