Natasha gritted her teeth. “We can increase the price from our original offer. What about an

increase of half a decimal point? Let’s try to work out a feasible plan, and there’s always room for negotiations-”

The person interiected and said, “It’s still too low. We need to increase at least 3 decimal points, or else there’s no room for negotiation.”

Hearing such bold demand, Natasha hung up promptly.

Meanwhile, Samuel expression didn’t look pleasant either.

“I’m so sorry, Dr. Helmes. All of our supplies have been booked by someone else. We do not have any extra at the moment.

The answer was obviously an excuse, which indicated the other...