CHAPTER 370: HELP WITH A PRICE

"Alright, if that's what you want, it's fine by me," Carol said, her voice tight with reluctance. She sighed deeply. "But I don't have much with me here. My account is drained." Her frustration was palpable, her eyes tired and weary. Sasha leaned back in her chair, crossing her arms. "Hmm, then I'm not going to help you. I'm really serious about that," she replied, standing up and slinging her handbag over her shoulder. "Oh please, I'll get you your money. Just give me some time to raise it," Carol pleaded, her desperation evident. "Sorry, it doesn't work that way," Sasha said, clutching her handbag tightly as she moved towards the door. Carol grabbed Sasha's hand, her grip firm and urgent. "Please, let me make some calls. I can pay part of it now," she begged, her eyes pleading. Sasha paused, her expression hard, but after contemplating, she sighed and sat back down. "Hmm, that will work for now," she said as if still weighing her options. Carol exhaled in relief. "Okay," she sa