Kindle Payments Novels & Stories

I completed the payment. Beep! Payment successful. A pos machine beeped at the other table at the corner where books were stacked. “Eighty thousand dollars received.” “Can I get a receipt?” He nodded and pulled out a receipt, and scribbled something. Then cancelled Kael's name on the book, marking it as paid and recovered. He extended the receipt towards me. I accepted it. “How about the IOU?” The leader also pushed the now dirty piece of paper back to me. I folded the both and kept it in my breast pocket. Then saved the digital transaction receipt.

The pieces were beautiful, gorgeous in every way, but I wouldn't pay that much money. ”Come on, you have the money,” Amber whined when the sales rep walked away with the jewelry. ”No, Amber, James has the money,” I said and grinned at her. ”Which means that so do you!” ”I’m not paying two-hundred thousand dollars for a necklace and earrings.” I said sternly and watched as she scowled at me. ”They were actually two-hundred and eighty grand,” Malia chimed in while sipping on her champagne. I looked at Amber in shock.

He asked and put away the scroll. "What's my payment?" Ava smiled brightly as she flashed to his front with both hands stretched out. Kenderick pursed his lips, his eyes twitching a little as he noticed her overly bright smile. He felt a surge of headache just thinking about what she possibly would ask for, but knowing her temperament, he knew she wouldn't do anything he assigned to her with payment. "Oh, by the way, you still owe me for finding the scroll and the poison. So that's two payments. You do not have to pay me immediately; I can accumulate the payment to get it all at once..."

"All done. Good as new." Linda, standing nearby with her arms crossed and sunglasses perched atop her head, brightened. "Seriously? That fast? You’re a miracle worker." He handed her a clipboard. "Here’s your bill. You can pay over at the counter." Her smile faltered. "Wait, what? I thought you were fixing it for free!" Rhunar shrugged, that usual smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. "Policy. Can’t make exceptions, even for you. But hey, you can pay it in installments. Little by little."

"Is there a time limit? I mean, do I have to pick it up by a certain time or I'll lose it?" Rochelle's eyes were wide as she clutched Jared's arm and silently shook her head. A smile spread across Kiki's lips. "No. Not at all. Whether it takes you six months or six years, it'll still be here for you when you're ready. Also, if at any time you decide you'd like another set, you can always trade it and the amount you have paid will be transferred to the new set." Jared extended his hand to Kiki. "Thank you so much! I get paid every Friday so I'll be here every week after work."

“No—wait—you can’t just—” “Why not?” Her jaw tightened. “Because that’s too much.” Because she wasn’t used to receiving more than the bare minimum. “Then consider it payment for the coffee bath.” He smirked. “It’s very… immersive inspiration.” For a moment, there was nothing but the hum of the espresso machine between them. Jayla looked at him like he was either insane or dangerous. Kindness always felt suspicious when life had taught you it carried hidden costs. She pushed the money back toward him. “Take it. I don’t need—”

I will be gladly waiting for you there, do not forget to unlock the chapters using paid coins and similar things, because these books pay my bills. (Link is down in the notes) Thank you!

There was no way the Roger she knew was the richest man in the world. No wonder Van had advised her to stay away from the news. Now she felt like she had betrayed him. “400k,” the cashier said politely. Karen handed her card, but Wade also removed his. “It’s the least I can do. I’ll pay.” Karen couldn’t accept. “No, these are gifts, so I can’t let you pay.” “It’s the right thing to do,” Wade insisted, but Karen politely refused. “If you do, you’ll never see me again.”

“Anyway, I thought you should get your pick, you know? Whatever you want. It’s a Kindle, and there’s a lifetime subscription already on it. I figured it would be useful because you’re always carrying around those heavy stacks of books and needing help with carrying them around.” “You noticed that?” I asked, watching him with disbelief. “Yes. So I just thought this would be more convenient for you. Easier on your arms and everything.” I couldn’t help but smile at first, until reality hit. I stared closer at it in the dark and realized it looked really expensive. I had seen it listed on A****n a few times, when I would wistfully window shop for book-nerd things that I could never hope to affor

“Yes. I’ll take it.” “Good choice,” he said. “We’ll give Commando her cut. Cash or transfer?” “Can you give me like a thousand dollars in cash? The rest to my Apple Pay. I’ll create a card at the library or get a new phone later.” I tried to hide my goody smile, but it slipped out anyway. Hope felt dangerous, but it was there.