"Alright, let's move them ourselves and save a hundred is a hundred."
Since Elaine had spoken, Dirk didn't mind either.
Just as Elaine was about to lift the first box, with a clatter, the driver's side door opened.
Arlo dashed over like the wind.
He snatched the box from Elaine's hands, saying, "How can we let a girl do this? You take a break on the side, I'll do it..."
After saying this, he opened the trunk and placed the box inside.
It wasn't over yet.
He swiftly turned back and loaded the rest of the luggage, piece by piece.
"Arlo, you don't have to be so eager, I already said I wouldn't pay that extra hundred bucks."
Dirk said.
Arlo wiped the sweat from his forehead and said, "Money or no money, we're brothers, friends, we should help each other."
Huh?
What's this nonsense?
Is this really Arlo?
He took out a hundred bucks from his pocket.
He said, "Since helping with the luggage isn't counted, the transportation fee still has to be covered."
