My ex-wife is so beautiful novel (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 1018

When there are difficulties in the future, she will not run away anymore and will seek Jared's help.

But she also keeps Jared's help in her heart every time and returns it in her own way.

Only a no-loss, no-gain help will not give her any psychological burden.

Cole was also completely relieved to hear Amber say that.

Amber then picked up her wine and looked across the table at Mr. Alfersen, "Mr. Alfersen, please approve my loan application, the funds I need to be in place today, Goldstone Co. continues this money for now, please."

With that, she handed over the glass of wine.

Mr. Alfersen also smiled, picked up his glass and clinked his glass with Amber, "Don't worry, I will explain to the bank, and the funds will be available by nine o'clock tonight at the latest."

"That's great, thank you Mr. Alfersen," Amber was excited and grateful, then she thought of something and bent down to lift a gift box from the floor and handed it to Mr. Alfersen with both hands, "Mr. Alfersen, this is a small token of my appreciation. Thank you for your help, please do take it."

Before she came, she had inquired about Mr. Alfersen's greatest passion, which was collecting antiques.

When she came to meet with Mr. Alfersen, she brought an antique vase from her home as a gift for Mr. Alfersen.

After all, you can't come to the door empty-handed when you're asking for a job.

That's not polite, is it?

And it is also a killer to give a gift that satisfies the other person.

What if the person is initially reluctant to go through with her loan application, and then is willing when she finally sees the gift?

Even if she sees the gift and doesn't want to, maybe she will give her some other useful advice.

In short, no matter what, sending a gift is a must, and will not go wrong, and will make the other party more favorable to themselves, even if they can not cooperate this time, the next time the other party is willing to see their past gifts on the part of the willing to talk to their other cooperation is not certain.

Anyway, gift-giving is no longer only to achieve a certain purpose, but also a necessary culture at the negotiating table.

Mr. Alfersen wasn't too surprised to see the gift Amber sent up.

After all, as soon as he started, he saw the gift she carried in the door and knew very well that it was for him.

So at this moment in the face of Amber sent up the gift, he did not resist, but smiled and reached out to accept it.

If you say you do not agree to lend, then this gift, of course, he is not good to accept.

Now has agreed, then he accepted the gift, naturally, there is no psychological burden, and the gift is the culture of the negotiation table, he did not accept rather bad, accept is also to tell the other side, he agreed to things, will not backtrack, so that the other side at ease.

Sure enough, Amber sighed with relief when she saw that Mr. Alfersen had accepted the gift.

Mr. Alfersen placed the gift on the table, opened it and looked at it, and his eyes lit up when he saw the antique vase inside, "Miss Reed, this is a Chinese official kiln from the Ming Dynasty, right?"

"Yes." Amber nodded with a smile.

After Mr. Alfersen confirmed that it was indeed an official kiln from the Ming Dynasty, his face broke into a smile, and he couldn't help but pick up the vase and look at it carefully, while looking at it, he praised it with a rare smile: "The color is really good, I didn't expect that Miss Reed had such a treasure in her possession.

Amber calmly sipped the wine and smiled back: "Mr. Alfersen does not know, my grandfather is an archaeologist, this vase is the state award to my grandfather, and later my grandfather gave it to me as a birthday gift, now I also considered to lend flowers to Buddha, know Mr. Alfersen you like these, so I brought it to you, because Since this vase is only from an ordinary official kiln during the Ming Dynasty, it may not be worth much in terms of value, but the number of preserved vases is small and rare, so please don't dislike it, Mr. Alfersen."

The value of this vase, which is probably only about a hundred thousand, is really nothing compared to other antiques.