Back to the Past Breaking the Love Spell (Carlisle Zahn) novel Chapter 162

Chapter 162 

“Shane, I want a monthly package, too. 30 bucks, okay?” Daniel put down his game console and asked 

“Sure, sure. Thank you, Mr. Scott!” Shane hurriedly responded, afraid that Daniel would change his mind. “Shane, do my laundry, too. You can wash them for free today, and I’ll start paying monthly from tomorrow!” At this moment, Kelvin dragged out a suitcase from under his bed. 

Inside was a bag full of clothes. He had yet to wash his clothes since the beginning of the semester. Even without exercising, it was easy to sweat in them due to the hot weather. 

When Kelvin opened the suitcase, a sour smell filled the air. 

Shane grinned. “Okay, I’ll wash yours after I finish these!” 

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Carlisle glanced at Kelvin’s bag of almost moldy clothes and said, “That’s at least five days‘ worth of clothes. Where do you get the nerve to ask for free washing?” 

“Come on, Shane didn’t say anything. Why are you being so nosy?” Kelvin glared. 

Carlisle told Shane, “Shane, don’t take Kelvin’s business. I’ll give you an extra 30 bucks each month.” 

Kelvin glared at Carlisle with a dark expression. “Carlisle, are you deliberately trying to pick a fight with me?” 

Carlisle casually chuckled. “Well, I’m just richer than you. If you have the ability, you can give him 60, too!” 

*60 it is!” 

“Shane, I’ll give you 60 bucks each month. Today. 

“I’ll give you 120…” 

Carlisle crossed his arms and interrupted Kelvin, “If you’re giving 120 bucks, then I won’t interfere with this matter.” 

Kelvin clenched his fists, and his eyes locked fiercely onto Carlisle, who was significantly taller than himself. He would have slapped him immediately if he could beat Carlisle. 

Carlisle smirked. “Isn’t your dad rich? Don’t you get thousands for your living expenses? What’s wrong with giving 120?” 

Kelvin gritted his teeth and said, “120 bucks it is. If you have the guts, keep raising the price!” 

Kelvin stubbornly held his ground. 120 dollars wasn’t something he couldn’t afford. If Carlisle dared to raise the price, he would double it! 

Carlisle waved to Shane. “Cofme here, Shane!” 

Shane approached nervously, his face tense. “Carlisle, Kelvin…” 

Carlisle handed him another 50 and two tens. “Kelvin and I will give you 120. But you’ll charge 30 dollars 

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each month for our other classmates.” 

Shane stared at the money, feeling stunned. “Carlisle, this…” 

120 bucks was almost half of his monthly living expenses. Were rich people always this extravagant? 

Kelvin, unwilling to admit defeat, handed Shane 120 bucks. “Can today’s clothes be washed for free?”