"What requests does the captain have? Go ahead and name them."
Sun Bingwen said.
"Anything goes? What a bold claim." Ma Liu gave a disdainful laugh. "Then why didn't you agree when I asked you for seven hundred thousand catties of grain? Why are you asking me to give you a few more days?"
He had slapped Sun Bingwen right in the face in front of everyone.
The members of the Sun family felt both embarrassed and furious.
Fortunately.
Sun Bingwen had weathered all kinds of storms. His expression remained unchanged as he said, "Captain Ma is joking. As long as it is something my Sun family can provide right now, we will do our best to comply."
"Heh."
Upon hearing this.
Ma Liu's beady eyes shifted around on his sharp, ratlike face as he swept an ill-intentioned gaze over everyone present.
Before long.
His gaze settled on a young girl standing in the corner.
He said with a grin:
"I hear Master Sun's granddaughter is sixteen this year and is the pearl of the city. What a coincidence. I have always been very fond of pearls. It seems Master Sun and I have similar tastes."
"How about you lend me your granddaughter so I can appreciate her for a while?"
"Rest assured."
"I never take what others love. I'll only borrow her for two or three days to play with, and then I'll return her intact. As for your grain, I can also give you a few more days."
"Heh heh heh heh..."
As he spoke.
He cast a lecherous look at Miss Sun, a lascivious smile spreading across his face.
"What did you say!"
Before Sun Bingwen could speak, a middle-aged man beside him flew into a rage. How dare this bastard make such a demand!
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