Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 1204

"Yes... Just a moment!"

The sales consultant was about to process the transaction as her hands holding the bank card started trembling slightly.

"Wait!

"Riverside Villa is a single villa.

"It costs more than eighty million dollars. Are you sure there's that much money in the card?"

Vicky stepped forward and stopped the sales consultant.

Other sales consultants widened their eyes at the scene.

They dared not show any disrespect for Sean at this point.

Sean glanced at Vicky, not even interested in talking.

He was not interested in proving anything to Vicky.

He bought it because he needed it.

"Do it.

"You can show us the place when you're done."

Sean looked at the sales consultant and said indifferently.

"Yes! Yes!"

The sales consultant nodded again.

They continued talking, ignoring Vicky.

It made Vicky aggrieved.

"Hmph! I'll see how long you can pretend!

"He's just a stinking soldier. I, Vicky Jameson, will write my name backward if he can afford this villa!"

Vicky folded her arms in front of her, her face full of disdain.

Beep!

The sales consultant began swiping the card.

However, several staff members nearby did not make any moves toward preparing the paperwork.

They did not think Jeffrey could spend that kind of money either.

They had seen many rich people after being in the real estate industry for some time.

There were plenty of big spenders too.

However, they had never seen someone who would spend eighty million dollars to buy a villa.

At the very least, even if Sean could pay eighty million dollars, the bank card limit would not allow him to do so!

"Transaction successful!"

Everyone heard a robotic female voice suddenly.

"What?"

Everyone turned in unison and looked in the direction of the sales consultant.

He spent eighty million dollars!

The transaction was successful.

"Hsss!"

Countless people gasped.

Vicky's eyes even widened in disbelief.

The sales consultant handling the transaction froze on the spot, not to mention the others.

She even forgot to collect the receipt printed out from the register.