"So you're the one who wants to buy my teddy bear?" William's smile widened, "Annie, we really have a destiny, the big Willisto, the last teddy bear, it is you who wants to buy it from me."
Sounded like a child's delight!
A smile crossed the corner of Bonnie's eyes and she nodded, "Yeah!"
Originally she was worried that the buyer who asked to meet would be difficult and might even meet up and just sit on the ground or something like that.
But looking at William in front of her, she was relieved.
She is so close to William that she will certainly not be pitched.
As expected, William said very directly, "If I had known it was you who wanted the bear, I would not have raised the price, nah, it's yours."
"How can that work, even if it's not triple, it's still the original price." Bonnie was insistent and took out her phone and transferred five hundred dollars directly to William.
Then shook the teddy bear in his hand, "Then I'll take this one, ah, thanks!"
"Wait," William stopped her, "at least I'm holding back, isn't it a little too perfunctory for you to simply express your gratitude and run away?"
Hearing this, Bonnie immediately stood still and turned her head to look at William, "So how do you want me to thank you?"
"How about this." William nodded, "You pick a new toy and give it to me, and we'll be square."
It's not that hard to do.
Bonnie immediately nodded her head in agreement, "So what kind do you like?"
"I said, you pick for me?" William said.
Bonnie rolls her eyes.
This person, quite a lot of demands.
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