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Hayato's group of four—three boys and one girl—didn't look like potential buyers.

So, urged by the manager, a bored salesperson came over to humor them for a bit, then smiled and told them to look around as they pleased before leaving. At least there was no inexplicable sarcasm or mockery.

Then again, with America's unemployment rate so high, only an idiot would fail to keep his mouth shut.

That was business. Not everyone had vision. Some people, when they couldn't see immediate profit, were unwilling to put in any effort. It wasn't necessarily looking down on others.

Hayato and the others had no specific goal. They wanted to browse around and didn't want anyone following them, until they spotted the two sports cars.

As it happened, a salesperson named Robert was passing by. He had just closed a deal and was in a good mood. He caught sight of the watches on Hayato's and Peter's wrists.

They're fake, right?

Thinking that, Robert paused and habitually smiled at Hayato and the others. "See anything you like? If you need anything..."

Robert took a closer look at Peter's watch. That texture!!!

He grew even more excited.

The smile on his face became more sincere. "If you need anything, why not take them for a test drive? It's free, after all, isn't it?"

Robert winked, pulling out an old-fashioned American joke.

"What do you think?"

Peter turned to Hayato and asked.

Damn, I misjudged them, Robert thought.

He had noticed earlier that Peter was the one most interested in the cars and had assumed he was the buyer, so he had focused the conversation on Peter.

Hayato wasn't as interested in cars.

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