The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns novel Chapter 313

A master was a master, no doubt about it.

“Mm.” Charlotte blinked and kept quiet, deciding to let Kenneth bask in his pride for a while.

A few minutes later, she pulled out two more sheets of music she’d scribbled down on her way over and set them on the table. “Kenneth, if you buy these two, I’ll throw in the first one for free.”

Kenneth’s agent couldn’t help but twitch at the corner of his mouth. He’d honestly thought Charlotte was here to do Kenneth a solid, but now it looked like she was just here to bleed him dry.

Kenneth looked surprised for a second, but he recovered fast. He didn’t ask any questions, just waved his agent over. “Bring me my wallet.”

Once he had it, Kenneth gazed at Charlotte with a soft, almost doting look. “How much for each one? I’ll buy them all.”

“I’ll give you a discount.” Charlotte held up one finger, her face all seriousness.

A hundred thousand? Getting one of Echo’s songs for that price was basically a steal.

“Lottie, even if we’re close, that’s way too cheap.” Kenneth frowned, sounding honestly troubled. “Ask for more. I can afford it.”

Charlotte’s eyes narrowed, and a hint of a smile played on her lips. She spoke slowly, each word clear. “Ten million per song.”

“Ten million?” Kenneth looked like he’d just been slapped.

“Twenty million for two. Plus the first one, free.” Charlotte’s eyes lit up, her tone sweet. “With these three songs, your album this year should easily sell over two hundred million.”

“Twenty million for two hundred million in sales. Pretty good deal, right?”

Kenneth just stared at her. His agent was speechless, too. No one knew if the album would really break two hundred million, but Charlotte definitely knew how to set a price.

“Alright, you got it.”

Kenneth never cared about spending twenty million, especially not for three songs. Honestly, if Lottie ever asked, he’d give her anything, no questions asked. Even two hundred million wouldn’t be too much.

“Thanks, Kenneth.” Charlotte didn’t hesitate, taking the credit card and tucking it into her bag. “You get back to work. I’m heading out.”

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