Chapter 35
Author: Zuxian
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-29 19:42:56

It would seem as though it was a contest of shock and twists. There were jaws hanging in the air, but some had fallen to the floor. All eyes were supplanted on the interesting frame of this stand-up comedian who was constantly doing his best to crack the joke of the century.

"Cory!!!" Anna didn't even know when she yelled.

When they had left the restroom, she had thought that he had listened to her because he cared about her. But here they are! And what had he just said! He would buy what? The whole Eagleville Suprr Mall?!!!

"He is definitely a lunatic!" Ella exclaimed, not willing to close her mouth even after she said that.

"Do you even know what you are talking about?" One of the guys attacked. "First, you claimed that you were going to buy each of us a Maybach. A Maybach that's worth over twenty million. There are eight of us here. That's about two hundred million dollars!" The guy went silent for a while.

He was trying so hard to process the weight of what he was saying. Eve
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