Chapter 68

"Sure enough, the portable infinite space isn't limited to dead objects; it can store anything that has no consciousness!!!"

Chu Tian's eyes lit up. Originally, he was just experimenting casually, but he didn't expect it to actually succeed.

Although it wasn't directly storing living creatures, this result was still acceptable.

It might have great use in the future.

Moving his mind to take the kitten out, Chu Tian came to the first floor.

"Brother Tian."

Tony, sitting in front of the bar, said respectfully at once.

"Drinking?"

Nodding slightly, Chu Tian took out a bottle of red wine from the bar. It had English printed on it; Chu Tian couldn't read it, but looking at the packaging, it should be a famous brand.

"Is this red wine?"

Through the transparent bottle, Tony discovered the liquid inside was red and looked at it curiously.

"Mm! What? Never drank it before???"

Chu Tian glanced at Tony's hillbilly expression and asked in confusion.

Tony's face instantly turned embarrassed, and he said awkwardly:

"We three brothers were living in Vietnam before. Like this kind of red wine, only the top tycoons in Vietnam could afford it."

After hearing this, Chu Tian looked deeply at Tony, then took a stemmed glass from the bar, opened the red wine, and let it flow slowly down the side of the glass; doing this could make the red wine taste better!

"It's fine. Follow me, and in the future, you'll have as much of this red wine as you want.

Follow me, Chu Tian, and as long as I have a bite to eat, I won't let you drink soup!!"

Chu Tian said earnestly. After he finished speaking, there was half a glass of red wine in the stemmed glass. Chu Tian pushed it to Tony and said with a smile:

"Taste it!"

"Thank you, Brother Tian." Tony took the stemmed glass and looked at Chu Tian with gratitude; there was even light in his eyes.

Chu Tian was so good to him that he secretly swore in his heart that he would definitely repay him double in the future.

Chu Tian smiled and didn't say anything, then took out another stemmed glass and poured himself a glass,

then took a small sip.