The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1710

“No! My father has always told me that free stuff is the most expensive.”

“How is that possible…” Mr. Royce shook his head with a laugh.

“Mr. Royce, did you insist on giving it to me because you wanted me to speak well of you to my father? Or do you want something from me?” Lisha asked jokingly.

Mr. Royce’s smile instantly froze.

“I’m kidding… How much is this perfume?” Lisha asked again, still smiling slightly.

Afraid to speak randomly again, Mr. Royce quickly replied, “1,500 Dragon Dollars, Ms. Lisha…”

“Umm, I’ll pay for it…” With that said, Jagoan reached into his pocket to get his bank card.

A few thousand dollars was nothing to him. However, Lisha had no idea of letting him pay this time.

Instead, he said seriously, “You paid for the clothes just now. I will pay for myself now.”

“Uhh…” Jagoan had no idea if he should insist, yet Lisha had pulled her wallet out of her bag.

Just then, a bell rang.

You again?

Jagoan did not say that with a voice.

A man and a woman pushed the door open and entered. The beautiful young woman was looking at Jagoan in shock. Besides that, there was intense disdain and hostility in her eyes.

The woman was none other than Aria Crosac, who quarreled with Shania last time in Dorodo. The man behind Aria was her bodyguard, Lowich.

When she saw Jagoan, Aria’s expression looked so ghastly that she only lacked the words “I hate you” on her face.

Lowich looked at Jagoan defiantly. It was as if he would challenge, Jagoan at any time.

Lisha Crosac was the mayor, Claremento’s eldest daughter. And Aria Crosac was Claremento’s second daughter.

“Do you know each other?” Lisha asked, looking at Aria and Jagoan in confusion.

“No, I don’t…” Jagoan shook his head, ready to pretend that nothing had happened.

Seeing Jagoan shake his head, Lisha chuckled. “I was wondering how you know her.”

Aria scoffed and said bitterly, “I’m sorry, but we do know each other. We even spoke to each other before. Right, Mr. Jagoan?”

Jagoan was helpless. He did not expect Aria to hold a grudge. She was still bitter about what happened last time.