Leave Me Alone, Mr Shaffer by Diana Tenny

Chapter 304 The Value Of Mr Shaffer’s Dignity

Chapter 304

There was a reward for obtaining the gem.

Seth wrote a blank check without bothering to fill in the numbers and went straight

back to bed, leaving Isabella in a frenzy.

After finishing the last chocolate bar, she rinsed her mouth with water and carefully

crawled back to her original spot on the bed.

In the darkness, she turned her head to look at the person next to her.

“Mr. Shaffer, you’re so wealthy. You wouldn’t bother with small change, would you?”

Seth hummed lightly, conservatively refusing to answer.

Isabella rolled her eyes in the dark; seeing that he wouldn’t loosen his lips, she turned

Chapter 304 The Value Of Mr Shaffer’s Dignity

her head away.

Sigh. I should sleep first. A blank check is better than nothing.

After closing her eyes, the surroundings were quiet except for the chirping of insects

outside.

The day had been too exhausting, especially after the recent turmoil, and they were

both out of energy, not knowing who had fallen asleep first.

The next disturbance was in the morning when someone knocked on the door.

head, she saw

face, clearly annoyed at being disturbed early in

speak, Isabella wisely went

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of the yard was of little use, but people outside still waited

Isabella opened the door, she found it

their yard

live there.

inform you that there’s a vegetable seller in the village.

should go

was grateful and quickly thanked the old man, who

you won’t be able to buy anything.”

old man was about to leave after a few words, but he seemed

and came back to talk to Isabella.

door. “She has a

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let him

She initially believed Alice had

Klinton, and the

this, it seemed entirely reasonable for her to have

in the area.

again and rushed back to the house to bring out the large bo

mushrooms, insisting that the old man take them.

embodied honesty and gratitude.

more about their thoughts and

of wheat in her

times, it’ll be ruined. Every year, it’s like

asks for help.”

Of Mr Shaffer’s

regret. He highlighted Alice’s limitations despite the

produce she grew. It was unfortunate that she allowed them to go to waste.

everything. After that, she politely escorted the old

the end of

was sitting at the table,