Anyone Dares Bully you, Call Uncles! novel Chapter 704

The onlookers sneered and looked down upon them, most of them dispersing and moving away.

Only a few particularly idle individuals with a taste for gossip remained, watching with their hands in their pockets.

The young man paid no attention to what others said. He was clear in his mind that he wasn't being deceived. If Lilly weren't just a child, he would have knelt and begged for help.

"Do you have the ability to help me get rid of ghosts?" he asked uncertainly, glancing at Max.

What could a child do? Even as an apprentice, she was still just a child.

Only the silent figure standing behind her seemed to possess some skill. True masters rarely spoke.

"Master, save me!" the young man pleaded, kneeling before Max.

Max was utterly confused.

"No, why is everyone coming to me?"

Max said, "Brother, you're asking the wrong person! My sister is the real expert. I don't know anything about this."

Max thought to himself, "Enough! Stop dragging me into this! I'd rather be invisible like Drake!"

But the young man refused to believe it and continued to beg Max for help.

Lilly looked puzzled.

She hesitated and asked, "Big brother, do you... do you still want to buy a bracelet?"

"If you don't want a bracelet... I can help you as well, but it'll cost you!" she added.

Lilly suddenly realized that she had found another way to make money.

If someone specifically sought her help, she could charge a fee!

The young man eagerly asked, "Can you, can you come to my place and help me get rid of ghosts? How much would it cost?"

Lilly's small face contorted with hesitation, and she reluctantly extended one finger, saying, "One... one hundred?"

Josh, Drake, and Max were left speechless.

The young man was also confused. He had expected her to name a price in the millions or tens of millions, but she only asked for a hundred. It made him doubt his abilities or wonder if she was just trying to deceive him.

Noticing that someone thought the price was too low, Lilly gritted her teeth and raised it, "Two hundred, no more!"

The crowd was taken aback.

Reversed, huh?

The young man said confusedly, "Okay... then, I'll buy one..."

He had originally wanted to say he would buy a ring, but the rings on the stall were unlikely to fit him, so he settled for a necklace instead.

Lilly realized her business was picking up and said cheerfully, "Great! You can choose between two necklaces. Since you're the first customer, I won't charge you the two hundred for the home visit."

The young man stammered, "O-Okay, thank... thank you?"

Drake stood with his hands in his pockets, watching. See, when the price is too low, people get confused.

But he didn't say anything. Two hundred was quite reasonable. After all, wealthy people were in the minority in this world, while the majority were not well-off.

Charging two hundred would prevent others from taking her help for granted, and it wouldn't scare away those who genuinely needed help.

The young man picked a necklace and said, "I'll take this one!"

It was a square-shaped necklace, slightly larger than the triangular ones beside it.

The young man wasn't sure if the necklace would be effective.