Claiming My Possessive CEO Husband-Chapter 568 - : You Can’t Spend Money Like This!
Chapter 568: Chapter 568: You Can’t Spend Money Like This!
Online discussions continued: [The Woods family are so heartless, they drove Jayden Woods abroad. Yet every time they run into trouble, it’s Mr. Woods who comes to clean up the mess. He’s just too kind-hearted.]
[If I were Mr. Woods, I would never bother helping them. Let them fend for themselves!]
Xaviera Evans watched for a while and sighed: “No wonder the Woods family is so fragmented. Jayden hasn’t shown up yet because he’s not Zara Woods’ real brother.”
Caleb Mamet spoke softly: “Jayden will give you 20% of the Woods family shares as compensation.”
Xaviera looked puzzled.
Caleb continued to explain: “Actually, the company originally belonged to Jayden Woods, but Zara Woods’ family took it back from him. Jayden has been enduring this for so many years; it’s you who have resolved this major issue for him now. He wants to give you the shares as a thank you gift.”
Xaviera nodded, giving shares was not a big deal, but she was the first time she had seen someone give her 20% shares directly. It was so generous!
At this point, their car had already stopped in front of the International Mall.
Caleb held her hand as they walked into the store. The staff could tell from the couple’s attire and demeanor that they were wealthy and well-bred.
A staff member approached them respectfully: “Mister, Mrs., what may I help you with? Light-colored jade bracelets would suit the young lady better. How about this top-quality ice jadeite? It’s clean and free of impurities; such pure jadeite is quite rare these days. We only have one of these in our entire store.”
Even Xaviera, who didn’t know much about jade, could tell that the jadeite was of excellent quality.
Caleb leaned down and asked softly: “Do you like it?”
Xaviera did like the jadeite bracelet’s color and nodded satisfactorily, “Yes.”
Caleb took out a gold card, “Charge it.”
Xaviera: “…”
The staff’s eyes widened in amazement; the jade bracelet was quite valuable, and they hadn’t expected the man to buy it without even asking the price. Everyone knew that the couple before them was like the God of Wealth, and they respectfully sent Caleb and Xaviera off.
The two of them visited several more stores along the way; as long as something suited Xaviera, Caleb would readily buy it with his card, startling the managers of several stores in the process.
Xaviera looked up, “Caleb, even if we have money, we shouldn’t spend it like this!”
Caleb smiled, “Buy it if you like it.”
Today he was in a great mood, feeling the joy of a narrow escape. Because Mrs. Mamet hadn’t been afraid of him and hadn’t left him like Mrs. Woods had said.
At this moment, even if Xaviera wanted the stars in the sky, he would pluck them down to please her.
After leaving the International Mall, the couple went to a luxury goods store.
However, after walking not far, Sean Price hurriedly approached them: “Mr. Mamet.”
Caleb understood and gently stroked Xaviera’s cheek, “I have something to deal with for a while. Let Sean Price accompany you while shopping. Buy whatever you like, and I’ll come find you later.”
Xaviera nodded, feeling more at ease shopping by herself, and Sean Price followed discreetly behind her.
As she strolled aimlessly, she found herself in front of a high-end men’s clothing store.
Just as Sean Price was about to remind her that it was a men’s store, Xaviera walked straight in.
She scanned the store and her eyes finally landed on a gray-blue trench coat. The design was simple and the length just right; she could already imagine how Caleb would look in this coat.
Most of Caleb’s clothes were suits in black and white, with solid color or striped ties, making him look very stable.
Mrs. Woods was right about one thing: Caleb had always maintained a steady appearance in front of her, appearing calm, gentle, elegant, and gracefully restrained, like a gentleman from aristocratic noble families.
However, Xaviera knew that deep down, he was a dark, stubborn, and domineering person, seemingly steady but actually suppressing his emotions. She felt that gray-blue shades suited him better.
Actually, he didn’t have to pretend; she would still like him even if she knew his true nature.
Xaviera pointed to the gray-blue suit, “Pack this up for me. Charge it.”
On the other hand, Caleb had just finished dealing with his business and was about to enter the store when he heard Xaviera talking with the shop assistant.
