Chi Feichi was sure when he heard "Murakita" that the signature in the employer's message was indeed "Murakita". He handed over the sealed delivery box and said, "He asked me to tell you something, I will give you the things and you won't need the money."

, please don’t look for him again in the future.”

"He's smart." Gin handed the box to Vodka, who followed him and sat down next to him.

Vodka looked at the Cheetah Delivery Service box. He just put it in a cardboard box and used tape to tape up the edges. This was a bit too much...

After two seconds of silence, he took out the folding knife from his pocket, opened the express and complained, "It's also specially packaged in a carton. Isn't it too troublesome?"

"The envelope seems to be flimsy. When sending something, you have to make sure it is delivered in good condition," Chi Fei explained without looking up, "and there is a sense of ritual in opening the box."

Vodka: "..."

Yes, it is very ritualistic to sit in a bar, use a knife to cut the tape on the box, and then open the box to take out the items!

But it’s not like they are doing something sacred, so what sense of ritual is required?

Wouldn't it be more convenient to get the envelope, open it, check it out, and then it's done?
Chapter completed!