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Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 306

When I entered room 308, I saw Buddy laughing and joking with two beautiful women dressed in cool clothes, and three creamy guys sitting next to him.

"Yo, Mr. Reynolds, you're having a blast."

Alisha was used to seeing it and sat down on the couch.

Buddy gave her a look and a chuckle, "How come you're the only one here?Where's Miller?"

"His arm still hurts! Said to just let me talk to you about the gift money." Alisha said.

Buddy's old eyes flashed at a couple of creamers.

"It's better if you are alone. You guys, why don't you hurry up and serve Alisha?"

"Yes."

A few younger men sat next to Alisha, a mouthful of sister to her tea and water, extraordinarily attentive.

Alisha is now at least a rich wife and knows that these guys are the male publicists in the club.

So peacefully enjoy their service.

Buddy looked at Alisha's enjoyment and smiled coldly in his heart, but his face did not show it.

"Mrs. Williams, let's talk about the bride price then, shall we? How much bride price do you want me to pay for marrying Violet to me?"

At that, Alisha stopped a younger man from feeding the fruit and said with a smile, "Mr. Reynolds, you know my niece's market. When she married The Johnson Family a year ago, The Johnson Family gave a bride price of $50 million. This time, it can't be too little, right?"

"You name a price." Buddy took a sip of his drink and spoke.

"Thirty million." Alisha tentatively said a number.

"Okay, I'll take you up on that." Buddy readily agreed.

Alisha's eyes lit up, "Mr. Reynolds, are you really willing to pay $30 million for the bride price?"

"Of course, who made Violet once Louis' woman! Really, she's more than that."

Buddy glanced at the greenery not far away and spoke meaningfully.

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