Two For The Money Novels & Stories

I said giving him a reassuring smile. " What would you like to have ? " A man in his mid twenties came to our table and then gave us the menue. " What would you like to have ? " Shawn asked me " Anything would be fine. " I said and he nodded his head before telling the waiter something. The waiter came back seconds later with two plates of leaves and meat. I have always wondered how people spent a lot of money on a plate of one beef and leaves but now that I'm actually going to eat it makes it really funny. after pouring wine in two cups for us, the waiter takes his leave.

Remi has the attitude that she will never ask for money from her classmates so she was prepared when times like this happen. Chloe looked at Remi as she was taking out some cash from her book and shoe secretly, and was weirded out. Even though Remi was the cool kid in the group, Chloe broke a laugh and realized that Remi has something to be shy about. "What will you have Ms.?" Chloe asked Remi. As Remi looked at the menu, the discounted drinks since her money are limited. She then glared at Chloe and said, "I'll have that 2in1 limited edition cafe."

The notification sound from my mobile banking app overlapped with the system chime in my head. I glanced at the deposit alert—$2,000 credited—and the smile on my lips deepened. It wasn’t much, but just enough to cover my mom’s hospital deposit. Lily Foster’s frown deepened, the disgust in her eyes barely contained. “Aaron, what the hell are you doing? I’m talking to you about something serious!” [ Ding! Received 40 Malice Points from Lily Foster. Cashback of $4,000 has been credited. ]

"Mom, why don't you tell everyone? You won 1 million dollars in the lottery and gave Logan and Sienna 500 thousand dollars each, while giving Cassian two dollars." The crowd exploded instantly. "How much?! Two dollars?!" "Did I hear that right—two dollars? That's deliberate humiliation!" "The eldest son spends money and effort caring for his mother and gets two dollars, while the younger siblings do nothing and get 500 thousand dollars each?! This old lady's favoritism is off the charts! No wonder they finally snapped!" Vivian's questioning continued.

It was another money-making opportunity. "Mr. Bunny, I have a big deal here. One match for eight million dollars. Are you in?"

"Sure. But only if you can finish him off." "Two million dollars! It's a deal!" The person sighed in relief. "Good luck."

"I had to get money for you. It's twenty thousand bucks in total. Will it be enough?" Will it be enough? It's more than enough!

“Your position here is more dangerous than you realize, Isla. Far more. You’re not just caught between my son and nephew. You’re standing in the middle of a web of secrets that have destroyed stronger women than you.” I swallowed hard, the earlier hint of bigger family secrets echoing in my mind. “Then enlighten me. Or is this another power play to push me out?” Victor’s smile was thin, predatory. “Enlighten? No. I’m offering you an exit. A generous one.” He slid a sleek black folder across the desk. Inside: a check. The number on it made my breath catch—enough to secure Mum’s restaurant for years, cover every medical bill, and give me breathing room to start over far from the Blackthorne na

"There were two friends who were so fond of each other, one day they got a doll. It was the latest edition and they both got the one each. One day, one of them choosed to leave her doll outside without caring for it because she saw a new edition on a billboard. Her friend took the other doll in, cared for it, and changed her appearance. The other friend waited for weeks and the latest edition was too expensive and she couldn't afford it. She later remembered her old doll and went searching for it. She finally saw the doll looking better and well taken care of by her friend and demanded it back. Her friend refused to hand it over to her friend claiming it's hers now" Mary narrated.

Fortunately, the person failed to capture her error, and then he continued, "Since you say that I shouldn't give up all the fish in the sea, would you be willing to be my fish?" She stammered. "Er.... I mean...." "Forget I said that. Snow, thank you for accompanying me to talk on the phone. Other than you, I don't know who I can speak to in this way. I'm tired of having to put on a pretence in front of everybody." She was overwhelmed by sympathy for this person whom she had no idea how he looked like, and then his next words hit her unexpectedly like a stone falling out of nowhere. "I have an upcoming corporate event next month to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. Do you mind being my date?