I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 305 Encountering A Rascal

Chapter 305

“Mr. Shaffer, your face is more valuable than money,” Isabella playfully teased Seth.

As he walked behind her, Seth casually lifted his chin and said with an air of arrogance,

“Ordinary people like you probably fail to comprehend the weight of our

responsibilities.”

Tsk-

Isabella inwardly scoffed. I am attractive as well, but I never make such grandiose

statements.

The two bantered all the way, crossing half of the village. They finally arrived at the

village square after crossing a small bridge where several stalls were selling various

goods.

Chapter 305 Encountering A Rascal

Being in a remote area, seeing such a small market was much more exciting than

encountering a supermarket in the city.

Isabella was delighted. But she didn’t forget to look for something important.

Finally, she found it hidden away and tugged at Seth’s sleeve.

“Mr. Shaffer, I found it.”

Seth asked, “What?”

her voice. “Public

Seth was speechless.

and his

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her laughter as she took out a pack of tissues from her pocket and

“You go ahead. I’ll wait

his thin lips. He glanced at the unattractive public restroom and

somewhat resistant.

choice but to take out a mask from her pocket and put

directly.

hit his nose. Under normal

was different. This

and meat in the market, acting

pushed him, saying, “Go on.”

nothing to say. Any further hesitation

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Isabella, still wanting to maintain his composure. “Wait here. Don’t

off.”

Isabella nodded. “Okay.”

his brow and headed toward the public restroom.

she turned around to ask the elderly lady next to

the price of tomatoes.

lady was packing tomatoes for her, she

gone. “That is

it. She realized that offering too much

likely result

lady sighed, “City boys are so delicate,

Encountering

stuck out her tongue. This was not a

on certain individuals.

the tomatoes and ventured off to search

recipe she had experimented with in the

and fish, she contemplated the idea but ultimately

well that she lacked the culinary skills to prepare such dishes.