Billy saw Luhn's agitated expression and thought to himself, 'If I told you that this internet café was a gift from this rich woman, you would probably be even more shocked.'
But forget it, it was better not to provoke him, a poor worker.
Seeing that the computer company's people had finished unloading the goods and started installing them, Billy instructed Luhn to supervise them before turning around and returning to the lounge.
[Is this the reward for this operation?] He sent a message to Caroline.
About ten minutes later, Caroline replied, [I think you need them.]
The internet café had been open for seven to eight years. The computers had been used for so long that it was time to get new ones.
Billy pursed his lips, his expression happy yet a little annoyed. [I was just too lazy to change it.]
