"Then, what is your suggestion?" Darryl ignored their mockery. He merely watched Chas.

"Boy!"

Chas cracked a smile and said coldly, "I am a very fair person. You have two choices—either you pay now, and both of you can leave, or you can go, but you'd need to leave this charming lady behind."

Chas pointed at Chang Er when he said the last sentence. He had a lecherous smile in his eyes.

Chas thought Darryl was a poor man who could not afford the helicopter. He thought he was kind enough to let him go if he would leave the beautiful woman behind.

"That won't work." Darryl refused his offer without any hesitation.

That guy was smart—he thought he could get his hands on Chang Er.

Chang Er, who stood at the side, also changed her expression abruptly. She was embarrassed, so she turned to Darryl and said, "Didn't you say you can compensate them? So, hurry up and do that!"

'These ordinary folks are really bold and daring. How could they compare me with a helicopter?'

'And th