Remorse After Breaking Up novel Chapter 178

"Lillian, just trust me this once, and you'll soon see who is really making a fool of themselves," Sebastian said.

Then, he looked toward Jordan. "Since you mentioned tenfold compensation, that would be two billion dollars. Will that be by check or bank transfer?"

"How much? Two billion dollars?" Jordan thought he'd misheard, then he became furiously angry.

"Sebastian, you must be out of your mind thinking about money, asking for two billion dollars just like that! Why don't you go rob someone!"

Lyra scoffed. "Sebastian, don't think you can extort money from Mr. Hunter just because he's rich. If it were 20,000 dollars, we could consider it as giving to a beggar, but you're asking for two billion dollars. That's not how extortion works."

"That's right; it's just a bottle of trash wine. I wouldn't even pay 20 dollars for it," Belinda said as she took 200 dollars out of her purse and slapped them on the table. "That's enough for ten bottles of your wine. Take it."

Sebastian smirked coldly. "You just mentioned tenfold compensation. Don't act like a big shot if you don't have the money."

Jordan became furious. "I did say tenfold compensation, but that doesn't mean you can blackmail me. 200,000 dollars, I can give you that. But after you take the money, get out of here. I don't want to see you again."

"The original price of this wine is 200 million dollars. It seems you can't afford tenfold, so let's just stick to the original price," Sebastian said.

"What kind of trash wine was that? 200 million dollars? I've never heard of wine being that expensive in my entire life," Belinda huffed coldly.

Lyra quickly interjected, "Exactly. The most expensive wines might cost a few million dollars per bottle at most, and those would be vintage fine wines.

"Your trash wine, at most, is worth 100 or 80 dollars. Mr. Hunter is already doing you a huge favor by giving you 200,000 dollars. Don't be greedy!"

Lillian also thought Sebastian was being way over the line and angrily said, "Sebastian, I'm begging you; please stop this nonsense."