Grape Orange 8

After the college entrance exam, Su Mu, who comes from an ordinary family and works as a waiter in a hotel, accidentally breaks a priceless antique.

The exorbitant compensation fee immediately sends Su Mu into a panic.

With no other option, he reluctantly calls his father, Su Ruizhi, for help.

Su Ruizhi said, "Son, don't panic. Let me tell you the truth. In fact, our family has assets worth billions, and even the luxury hotel where you work belongs to our family!"

Ding! [Thirty million has been deposited into your bank account.]

Looking at the bank notification on his phone, Su Mu is utterly dumbfounded.

'Damn, I had no idea our family is so wealthy!'

Damn, How could my family be so wealthy?!

"You kid, keeping secrets from grandpa?"


Elder Su smiled, but he didn't insist that Su Mu had to tell him the answer.


"Grandpa, you've been sitting for quite a while, aren't you bored?"


"How about I find you a dance partner to dance with?"


The banquet tonight was rather casual, some people were dancing, and a few young people had even asked the hotel staff to bring sound equipment so they could sing karaoke in a corner of the hall.


Su Mu felt that it wasn't much fun for his grandfather to just sit around like that.


He thought it was time for his grandfather to get up and move his bones.


"Let's skip the dancing, I'm too old for that, and I don't like it," said Elder Su, steeped in conservative thinking that could be traced back to royal roots.


He didn't like the hugging and embracing that came with dancing.


For Elder Su, the only person he was going to hold in his arms in this life was his spouse.


Chapter 154: Comparatively Conservative Thinking