Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 811 No Difference

“One hundred and fifty million? That’s a bit too expensive.” Maggie pouted. I may be the daughter of the Grant family, but even I don’t think this pretty but unimpressive necklace is worth one hundred and fifty million.

When the crowd heard what she said, they were shocked. A bit too expensive? The price is outrageous! This is indeed the most famous jewelry shop in Lumenopolis, considering it sells a necklace this costly.

“If you like it, I’ll buy it for you,” said Alex, as though the necklace was no different from a random onion he could find in the food market. He didn’t even blink when he suggested it.

The sales assistant stared at him with disdain. I can’t believe he’s pretending to be rich, just like my foolish ex- boyfriend. “Did you mishear me, sir? This necklace costs one hundred and fifty million, not one hundred and fifty.”

Casually, Alex asked, “What’s the difference? As long as she likes it, I’ll buy it for her.”

Whether something cost one hundred and fifty million or one hundred and fifty, it didn’t matter to Alex because it was just a number in his eyes.

wanted to do the

he didn’t mind buying the expensive necklace for

Maggie, everyone else thought Alex was just a lying young man pretending to be something he wasn’t in front of a beautiful woman. I can’t believe he said there’s no difference between one hundred and fifty million and one hundred

great, but it’s still a bit too expensive. There’s no need to buy this for me.” Maggie was still hesitating as she didn’t want Alex to spend

her.

you, miss. I don’t think you should reject the love your boyfriend is showing you.” I want him

is so generous, why not let him buy it for you? Aren’t you curious how

like her wasn’t someone he could touch. Naturally, he didn’t dare to develop any thoughts about her.

that Maggie, an absolutely stunning woman, ended up with a man as lame

pocket and lay it on the

sales assistant were stunned when they saw the ATM card because they weren’t expecting