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“Let’s cut to the chase. What’s the offer?” Vanya’s smirk faltered. Luciana’s eyes darkened slightly, but she recovered quickly. “We will compensate you generously,” she said smoothly. I tilted my head. “How much?” Luciana named a figure. Ten million dollars. I laughed. It was bitter. Cold. Their eyes flickered with irritation. I crossed my arms. “That’s pocket change.” Luciana’s lips pressed into a thin line. “It’s more than fair.” I arched a brow. “If you want me to leave and never come back, I want more.”

However, she frowned and turned to look at Sophia. “If we want to go into floral cosmetics, we need much more flower varieties and quantity. We also require plenty of raw material that we need to prepare.” Sophia smiled after listening to what Eva had to say. “Don’t worry, Eva. I’ve prepared them. I’ve managed to negotiate a good price for the raw materials. Look, these are the materials and pricing that I’ve put together.” She placed the price listing in front of Eva. It was written by Sophia and marked with notes of the prices.

The boys murmured to each other before Gregory asked, "How big a donation?" Mr. Sharma smiled. "Ah! Very good, Gregory. You are obviously a man who likes to get down to business. Claire and I have discussed this and come up with the following schedule. Let's see, yes. These prices are cumulatively inclusive. For access to her skilful hands, £10. To her most excellent and abundant breasts, £15. Her impossibly talented mouth, £30 (including guaranteed swallowing). Her hot tight vagina, £40. And finally her hotter tighter anus, £50. Considering how delectable Claire is, I think these prices are competitive and indeed offer excellent value for money. As you have seen Claire is not only beautiful

I grabbed her wrist and persuaded patiently, “And I’m saying you can bargain for a lower price. You said you’ve been buying from them for years, which makes you a loyal customer now and in the future, so you can use that to your advantage. Tell them that the average cost worldwide is 1.36 USD so you should pay a loyal customer price of 1.40 USD.” Margaret was listening intently until I finished and then she flashed a doubtful look. “Are you sure, Madam?” I scoffed. “Are you kidding me, Margaret? I may have married a Virtus, but I’m still born a Lux.” For the first time, I see a genuine smile on the older woman’s face. “That you are, Madam. And with the savings—.”

After shaking hands and introductions, we all sat down and called a waiter to order food. “So, ladies, I believe your offer in purchasing the Pryce Winsley Academy doubling its worth is truly promising. But... I’m not selling it. Even though Miss Jennings says otherwise, I owned the bigger part of it, so the decision is mine that should be followed.” He asserted and leaned back in his chair after he heard our lawyer's statement about our greatest concern. And I lifted my gaze to look at him. “Name your price, Mr. Herrera. We could make it more than double its worth. How about let’s make it five times?” I replied and asked him, making him let out a chuckle, and he seemed don’t know what to sa

It was too early in the morning for Joana to add more questions to her head. Oriaga quickly opened the marketplace app on his phone, and he remembered the name of the perfume attached to the glass bottle—it joined the ranks of the other perfumes in Oriaga's room. "There are only two scents, huh?" He thought he would find some other scents, but he was wrong. The price on the marketplace showed about 180$ for a 100ml bottle of perfume. "Alright. I'll buy both and send these things to the mansion instead of Amanda's perfume."

“The annual hunt?” Eugene’s voice came from the other end of the phone. Mirena was currently on her way to Crest Finances, her phone propped up on the dashboard and on speaker as she spoke with Eugene. “Yes,” she replied, steering into a parking spot and shutting the engine off. “I need a pass.” She grabbed her bag and stepped out of the car, handing her keys to a valet who bowed. “Can you get me one?” “Uh…” Gene muttered, the sound of typing filling the line before she gasped. “The tickets are on last-price sale. The sale closes in an hour.”

The prospect of such a substantial order was a testament to the quality of our work. Abebi, ever the astute negotiator, stepped forward to handle the pricing discussion. "The original price was set at 50 dollars per sheet," she stated, her voice measured and composed. Ermes, true to his business acumen, promptly inquired about the possibility of securing a better deal. "What's the final price?" Ermes queried, his eyes focused on Abebi, seeking a compromise that would benefit both parties. After a brief pause, Abebi confidently responded, "We can offer it to you for 45 dollars per sheet." Her proposition reflected our willingness to accommodate Ermes' request while ensuring a fair and profita

The red light on the camera blinked off. Amelia leaned back with a sigh. “That was... incredibly brave.” Vivian smiled faintly. “Thank you for letting us tell it ourselves.” Back in the greenroom, Ethan pulled Vivian into a quiet corner. “You were amazing.” She looked up at him. “So were you. I can’t believe we did that.” He laughed. “Neither can I.” A phone buzzed. Ethan checked it. A message from Adrian: You need to see this. Attached was a news headline: Daniel Cross Faces Investigation Over Alleged Bribery Scandal.

"A medical insurance bid involves bulk purchasing, which means the price should be based on wholesale, but your price is higher than the retail price. This is a serious case of fraud!" "By comparison, the Peace Echeveria Pill is more cost-effective and beneficial, so it only makes sense that we choose it." Ysabel listed three reasons, and the other judges inclined their heads in agreement. When Snow heard that their price was higher than the retail price, she scowled at Kiran. This was all his fault! On the other hand, Kiran glanced casually at the Peace Echeveria Pill samples on the table. "Is this the drug you're talking about?"