Kindle Payments Novels & Stories

Not now. “Then I guess we isn't got a deal. Bye, Amanda” “Wait...” She stopped him before he could disconnect the call “Can I pay half first? I don’t have that kind of money” “Fine. I want to see the money before the call disconnects” he said and she nodded. She turned on anonymous payment on the app Aiden had helped her d******d. She didn’t know why but he said it was a special feature that allowed premium users like him to maintain anonymity and now, she was grateful for it.

Alexa seethes where she's standing, wondering what she should do to get out of this pickle she's in because of her explosive anger. Slowly, the other attendants pick up the shoes on the floor and pack them into small boxes for Alexa who had to buy them. The attendant at the counter snatches Alexa's card and before Alexa can react, she swipes it on the card reader. "The balance is not enough so I placed it on a twelve month installmental payment although you can come clear it all at once when you have the money ma'am." Alexa can feel that the ma'am around her has become an insult. She snatches her card back. "Did I say I wouldn't pay? Such disrespect to your customers."

'Don't you think enough cloth tearing has happened today? I blushed at that reminder. Right, no tearing of clothes. 'Is it ok if I pay in installments, Mr. Sinclair?', I slumped resigning myself to paying. 'Because I'm a generous man I would give you 3 months. If the payment has not been fulfilled then interest would be added, of course, you can pay with your credit card', he stated calmly.

Frustration clawed her. She puffed her chest and stood straight. Thanks to Mr Jay and Mr Hendricks she wouldn't need to beg her father's creditor’s for the moment. “I will pay you,” she said as she dug hand into her bag and retrieved her phone. “You will pay?” Mr Hues asked in surprise. “Why? Don't you want your money anymore or did you wish I would never be able to pay back?” Mr Hues laughed awkwardly and his men joined him. He brought out a paper and flashed it before Karen's face. “Well, here's your money along with all the interest. Pay it all at once. I won't accept half payments.”

“You’ve got a big debt over your head. I get it. But we’ll talk no more of it. You’ll have to decide to trust me or not.” I exhaled, aware Daniel was going to be pissed, but also knowing I had very little other option. Keaton was the richest man I knew and the one most willing to spend on me. I had to agree. Trying to smile as genuinely as I could, I held up the device for him to scan and confirm today’s payment finally. He kissed my forehead and did just that. “Good, now that’s out of the way, come let my investors enjoy a good view and have some of your attention. It makes them more willing to part with their credits.”

It was freedom, wrapped in a legal document. “That amount,” I managed, trying to sound like I handled sums like this before breakfast and possibly a quick jog, “is unprecedented for a limited, short-term project.” Ethan smiled again, and this time it reached his eyes, turning them into deep, knowing pools. “Kai Rhodes generates unprecedented revenue. His suffering will, unfortunately, generate even more. Your payment is a calculated cost of doing business. Consider it a retainer for silence on the family history and a reward for your effective past aggression. It’s an investment in the narrative.”

“We don’t accept credit cards here. You can pay online, though. Just scan the code.” Smith glanced slightly to the right, then asked, “How much should I pay?” “You pay according to the treatment you received. Do you also listen to your friend?” Amelia asked with a teasing smile. Smith quickly scanned for a hundred thousand , thinking that it was neither too much nor too little. After all, he had carefully calculated and kept it within a reasonable range for general healthcare services. When Amelia heard the confirmation sound of the payment, she raised an eyebrow. “In the future, you can bring more friends like this.”

"How embarrassing for him!" Kenneth eyed me. "Then, how about you tell us how you plan on paying back this debt? By installments? Or will you take a loan? With your situation, even borrowing ten thousand dollars is probably a risk. Don't tell me you plan on using the rest of your life to pay off the debt?" I was honestly exasperated at this whole situation. Even I hadn't expected that I would forget my PIN. "How about you get a card reader? I'll just swipe the card and pay you that way."

“I want this for my girlfriend.” I threw a sudden look at Deej, watching as she covered her mouth with her hands. Her eyes crinkled up with a smile. “Kyle, you didn't have to,” she whispered to herself, struggling to control her excitement. I shook my head in disbelief, certain that she had wasted her time thinking of the total opposite. And suddenly, I felt sad again. Reality hit me with a cold realization of how disoriented my life was. “Alright, I'll pay the four thousand dollars. Cash app or Zelle?” Kyle continued, stretching his hands forward.

See, he really IS stupid. "Second?" "Uhm. Second. I think maybe I should just indulge it. Like you said, we've done stuff and we're fine now. So what's the difference, just put it in and call it a night." "Third?" He is grinning like an idiot. "I've thought about it, since last Monday. About the gift. To be specific, on Jordan's fees. I've calculated every possible way, on how to pay you back but the only solution is to pay by monthly instalment, for three years." I sigh.