Chapter 51

"Is it really that expensive?" I exclaimed in surprise. "What now? Should I call him and return the tickets?" I quickly took out my phone, not wanting to feel indebted to a colleague for no reason. "Relax," Dawn said, shoving the two tickets into my hands. "They're valid for another week. You can return them tomorrow." "Good." I finally felt at ease and put the tickets in my bag. I could return the tickets tomorrow. "Let's go." "Okay." ... After spending the whole afternoon shopping, I finally bought a silver windproof lighter. But this seemingly inconspicuous lighter cost nearly half a month's salary. Still, it seemed like a small price compared to the favor Tom had done for me. "Don't wait till tomorrow." Dawn was displeased when I mentioned putting it off. "Give it to him today. Strike while the iron is hot. Just call him now." I thought about it and agreed, pulling out my phone to call Tom. The phone connected quickly. "Hello..." His voice was deep and magnetic. "What