Isaac nodded before he said, “If nothing is going on later in the evening, I will ask him to go over there and experience and see more of the world for himself, then.”

Charlie did not go anywhere at all at noon.

He was not familiar with Tokyo, and he did not have any affection or interest for this kind of particularly prosperous and modern city.

In contrast, he preferred Eastcliff. That city not only had advanced and luxurious high-rise buildings, but there were also many historical sites with hundreds or even thousands of years of history there. The cultural atmosphere and foundation there was very strong compared to Tokyo.

However, Charlie did not want to deprive others of the right to go shopping just because he was not interested in it. Therefore, he sent Isaac, Albert, and everyone else out.

The group of people went out to the bustling Ginza and Shinjuku to walk and shop around. When they came back, everyone returned with their hands full as they were all carrying various big