Chapter 276


    Chapter 276 Make It a Round Number


    But if Eudora regarded him as a brother, it would benefit their rtionship. Maybe one day, she would


    find him potential to be a good husband and want to be with him.


    He smiled awkwardly, "Okay, well. From then on, I have another younger sister."


    "By the way, do you know Rosetta? When I went to Ford County this time, I met her. To my surprise,


    Rosetta has a good personality and is quite likable."


    Eudora cleverly changed the subject, talking about Rosetta.


    Chasel nodded. "Well, yes. Rosetta is very nice, and we are on good terms."


    As he spoke, he stepped on the trash can beside him and threw the ring into it.


    "Hey, what are you doing?"


    Eudora saw it and became shocked. "Why did you throw away the ring? It''s very expensive."


    "It''s only worth tens of thousands of dors. It''s useless to keep it."


    "Why is it useless? At least you can keep it and give it to another girl."


    A ring was a useful tool in the seduction of a girl. It was a pity to throw it.


    Importantly, it cost tens of thousands of dors. How expensive it was!


    "It can''t be given to another girl."


    "Why?"


    "It has your name engraved on it."


    "Engraved my name?"


    Eudora''s pretty eyebrows frowned. She looked sideways at the trash can next to the bed, distressed.


    She thought about it and said, "How about you sell it to me cheaply?"


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    "Sell it to you cheaply? How?"


    Chasel was a little puzzled.


    "Oh, anyway, you''re going to throw the ring, so sell it to me cheaply. Tell me how much you paid for it.


    Let me make an estimate." She blinked her starry eyes and looked expectant.


    Chasel understood Eudora''s meaning in an instant, thought for a while, and said, "I bought it for 99


    thousand dors. If you want it, just pay 9.9 thousand dors for it."


    "9.9 thousand dors? It is so expensive. Chasel, you are about to throw it. How can you charge me


    9.9 thousand dors for it? We are equivalent to brother and sister, so you should give me a big


    discount."


    "Then how much do you offer?"


    "Make it a round number."


    "Nine thousand dors?"


    "No. Shouldn''t it be five thousand dors after it is made a round number?"


    Was the round number of 9.9 thousand dors equal to five thousand dors?


    Her way of thinking was quite striking.


    Chasel never expected his first proposal for a woman to be rejected, let alone that the proposal ring he


    had prepared was bought instead of given away.


    "Okay, just pay me five thousand dors."


    Chasel picked up the ring from the trash can and handed it to her. "Here is the ring. You can give me


    five thousand dors after you return to Kenison City."