Female NovelChapter 2619
Sean's right foot, which he had raised to walk away, fell back down again. Then, he looked at the street peddler and asked with asmile, "How much cheaper are you willing to offer?"
The street peddler was also immediately relieved when Sean stopped. The street peddler naturally would not let go of his cashcow when it was right before him.
The street peddler immediately looked troubled. He was silent for a moment before saying, "How about this? It's fate that wemet. I'll give way and give you a discount of 50 thousand! You can take it for 250 thousand! But don't forget to buy from me againafter you make money!"
Sean smiled and did not answer immediately.
The middle-aged man at the stall also cooperated by saying, "250 thousand? Why don't you wait here while | borrow 50thousand from someone? I'll be able to make a profit of 200 thousand to 300 thousand by selling it later. Only fools will rejectsuch a good deal!"
The street peddler could not say yes to the middle-aged man. Instead, he said with a troubled look, "I can't do that. My family isstill in a hurry for money. | can't wait too long."
With that said, the street peddler looked back at Sean.
"250 thousand is too much for US. Since this gentleman wants it, why don't you sell it to him? As the old saying goes, agentleman doesn't steal from others," Sean said with a chuckle.
After saying that, he took Willow's hand and left the stall.
"Hey! I'll give you a bigger discount. 230 thousand! You can bring it home for only 230 thousand. Later, you can find an antiqueappraiser to certify it and sell it for a profit of over 300 thousand!" The street peddler shouted anxiously as he watched Sean andWillow walk away.
However, Sean still had no intention of stopping. They continued to walk away.
The street peddler also grew anxious and shouted immediately, "Two hundred thousand! It's my lowest price! As long as you cancome up with 200 thousand immediately, I'll sell it to you!" "Two hundred thousand? Isn't that man willing to buy it for 200thousand? Just sell it to him. | don't have so much money for antiques!" Sean said without looking back.
Sean and Willow soon moved away from the stall.
Watching the two people leave, the street peddler turned gloomy. He was shrewd to have lived in a place like Antiques street forso long.
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“F*ck! How dare these two make fun of me?" The street peddler cursed.
The three middle-aged menimmediately stood up, and t
who had pr, vigush\aGied wit thetebe ddler said solemnly, "Fiftythousand, and I'll help you teachthem a lesson!” Please read theoriginal content at NovelDrama.Org.
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The street peddler glanced at himwith a flash of contempt in his eyesbefore replying with a sheet Athousand? Do youttifak my moneyeee cece | must get revenge,but forget about getting 50 thousand!I'll pay you 3 thousand dollars toscare them. You'll get 1 thousandeach. Do we have a deal?" Pleaseread the original content atNovelDrama.Org.
The conmen who had just cooperated were now suddenly talking business with each other.