"Change?" The sales associate was taken aback by the request.

She knew the customer was always right, but she seemed to have a bit of a temper and dared to question him.

"Why?"

Felix frowned even deeper.

"Looks like the favors from back then have gone to waste. It's only been three years, and you don't recognize your cousin. Sabrina, you haven't changed at all."

Indeed, the woman before him, with her stunning figure, was Felix's cousin, Sabrina Zeller, the daughter of his fifth uncle.

When Sabrina heard this, her eyes widened as she took a closer look at Felix, finally recalling something.

"Oh, my God! Is that you, Felix? I can't believe you're still alive!"

This instinctive reaction revealed the nature of their relationship.

"I don't want to waste time talking with you. Get me another sales associate. You wouldn't want me to file a complaint, would you?"

Whether from his father's side or his mother's, those relatives were all ungrateful ingrates. When Felix's father