Chapter 204: Chapter 204: Bobby’s Ingenious Way of Making Money
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After saying that, he looked at Enna Clark with suspicion, narrowed his eyes, and asked, ‘Didn’t you say that this was a gift from your company’s annual party? If it’s given to our family, it’s ours now, so there’s no problem if we sell it, right?”
With his counterattack, Enna was left speechless and could only dryly say, ‘ . No problem.”
Tobias Clark finally showed a smile on his beautiful face, waving his hand and made the final decision, “That’s settled then. I’ll call Auntie Tiffany tomorrow and ask her to help us sell it.”
His eyes, which were even more beautiful than the stars, blinked suddenly. He leaned in, raised a serious finger for emphasis, and said, “Hey, woman. Let’s get one thing straight. Since I came up with this idea, we’re going to split the money we get from the sale!”
Seeing that there was no turning back, Enna gave up trying to resist, so as not to let Bobby notice anything amiss.
She squatted down and imitated his suspicious look, narrowing her eyes as she asked, “What do you need the money for? I remember you still have your New Year’s money.”
In fact, all of Bobby’s New Year’s money and pocket money from birth until now were stored on a bank card. Last year she had already given the card to him. There should be at least 4 to 6 thousand dollars in it. Bobby has always been quite frugal in her family, barely spending any money on the card, and also good at making money. He often did some ‘small businesses’ in kindergarten.
For example, he would buy discounted lollipops from shops and then have his own damn leg sell them in kindergarten. As a ‘bait’, he would deliberately buy one in front of little girls, pretending to like it a lot. Little girls would then spend money to buy lollipops from his damn leg. A 7-5 cents lollipop, and he would sell it to others for 0.75 dollars. He even called it the idol effect!
The key is that, regardless of being abroad or in their kindergarten, the girls always fell for his tricks, and he could always sell everything he bought. Even worse, he made the money, but the lollipops he received would end up back in the hands of his damn leg. It was a completely cost-free transaction!
The most amazing thing is that Bobby somehow managed to get the kindergarten teacher to tacitly approve of his actions!
By all rights, Bobby should not be short of money. In fact, he should be quite rich.
Bobby frowned, looked away and impatiently turned his head, snorting, “Who would complain about having too much money? Since I came up with the idea, the money from the sale will be split!”
‘ Enna felt that he was hiding something from her, but she couldn’t figure out what he could be hiding. After all, there are very few places where a 5-year-old kindergarten child could spend money. Bobby was so miserly that he rarely even bought candy for himself, and his slippers were always the buy-one-get-one-free type from the supermarket…
Tobias glanced at the newly replaced silk bedsheet and seemed to be pondering something. Afraid that he would suggest selling it too, Enna quickly said, “I’ve already used this set of bedding, so I’m afraid it won’t sell.”
Tobias turned back and frowned even more, looking down on her as if she was beneath him, contemptuously saying, “I didn’t say I wanted to sell it.”
After a pause, he benevolently raised his little chin, “Summer is coming, and you can’t stand the heat, so keep this for yourself. Once I start making money, I’ll buy you even better stuff!”
It would be a lie to say she wasn’t touched, so Enna gave him a big hug, holding him tightly in her arms. After he struggled, she stood up and smiled, “I’ll go cook. You wash your hands and watch TV for a while. I’ll finish cooking soon.”
“Mhm..”
