Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 289

“I’d rather not.” Carlisle rejected the strange man right away.

The song was for Wanda alone.

Plus, Carlisle was not short of money, so he did not have to perform for 1000 dollars.

“What if I give you ten thousand dollars?” The young man gazed at Carlisle with drunken eyes.

Wanda looked at Carlisle with mixed feelings. She hoped that Carlisle could earn more money, yet she didn’t want to see him casually selling the song he wrote for her.

“I’m not singing,” Carlisle said firmly.

*100 thousand dollars!” The young man raised the price again by tenfold.

Now, even Wanda was tempted.

100 thousand dollars was enough for an ordinary person to place a downpayment on a house in the

outskirts,

Based on current average wages, an ordinary person would only be able to make that kind of money after working for a good few years.

That said, the young man only requested Carlisle to sing a song in exchange for that exorbitant amount.

Back then, Wanda didn’t have much desire for wealth. But now, she had to work hard to make money to

be with Carlisle.

became more successful could

to make a lot of money.

at Carlisle’s sleeve.

hand and turned to ask, his voice laced with

ear, “It’s 100

want a million dollars?” Carlisle deliberately raised

but a small sum could no longer satisfy

him looked to be expensive. He probably came from a rich family in Yorksle, and 100 thousand dollars was nothing to him.

to listen to Carlisle’s song again,

she say that she wanted

Carlisle intended to raise the price

was too much.

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paid a million dollars for TV

agree to pay him that much. Perhaps Carlisle purposely said

deal.” However, the young man

and Carlisle were

true that Carlisle hiked the price to make him give up, yet he

her eyes widened. She could not help but tighten her grip

tempted. A million dollars

was willing to sell herself for 1800 dollars, and Shane

working a part–time job assembling hardware parts for around 300-500 dollars. Her hands were chock full of

make an ordinary person financially independent for

drunk. You should go home now,” Carlisle reminded