The stall owner packed a portion of his snacks and handed it to McRae. McRae took out a gold coin and threw it to the stall owner. He said to the snack stand alone, "I'll use one gold coin if you don't have change, it's okay." When the stall owner heard this, he beamed.
After all, this gold coin was too expensive for him. His daily turnover might not even be as valuable as this gold coin.
And the value of the snacks that McRae had taken was less than one-thousandth of a gold coin.
The vendor chuckled and put the money in his pocket.
McRae held the snack in his hand and placed it in front of Shirley. "I don't know which one you like, so I might as well buy them all and try them."
When Shirley heard McRae's words, she looked at him in surprise. Although she wanted to eat it, her usual upbringing prevented her from accepting it immediately.
Shirley thanked McRae.
She picked up the snack and ate it in small bites.
