She took out her phone and calculated quickly.

“That’ll be a total of four million three hundred and sixty-eight thousand dollars. I’ll round it up to four million three hundred dollars.”

“Ha!” James laughed.

“Don’t you have to look at stuff before purchasing it? What kind of store is this? Is this a scam?”

“You’re right, young man. You have to buy it after looking at it.”

A man suddenly approached from the distance.

The man looked to be in his thirties. He was dressed in a black button-up shirt but only had two buttons up with a gold necklace around his neck. Two burly men followed behind him.

Many customers turned to James and Thea.

They wore playful expressions knowing that a good show was about to unfold today.

The man approached them, glanced at the opened ginseng box on the table, and said with a smile, “This is Primary Pharmacy’s rule. Ginseng cannot be exposed to light, and it’ll lose its effects if exposed. You’ve opened so many and caused the decrease in quality, so