Otherwise, if just any Tom, Dick, or Harry could scrape together a deposit, they could pester them endlessly. Then how would the top-tier jewelry moguls get anything else done?
Of course, their background check wasn't like the kind for joining the military or civil service; it mostly just required Han Lie to provide a list of contacts and proof of assets.
The former was to prove Han Lie's social standing, as Cartier would call the influential people on the list.
The latter was to demonstrate Han Lie's financial standing—after all, who bothers dealing with someone who's broke?
So, it was actually Lu Yisi who had used his authority to bypass a series of preliminary procedures and directly approve this opportunity.
While Han Lie was still unaware of the details, he keenly sensed that if he could successfully organize this private exhibition, promoting it afterward could greatly benefit some of his future plans.
