Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk (Williams and Shawn) novel Chapter 155

The inn had a photographer on hand for tourists, and charged about twenty bucks a shot.

Allison approached with a friendly smile. "Hey there, could you use our camera instead?"

The photographer took the camera she handed over, eyes wide with surprise. "Whoa, you guys are the real deal, huh? This camera's no joke. I’ve been eyeing one myself, but the price tag scared me off."

Allison laughed, "It’s just a little hobby of ours."

Grinning, the photographer said, "This is my dream camera! I'll make sure to get some great shots for you."

"Thanks a lot," Allison replied with a polite nod.

"Alright, just stand right here. This spot's perfect to get those mountains in the background."

He directed them into position, eagerly showing them how to pose. "Sir, just a bit to your left, yes, that's it. Miss, lift your chin a bit, perfect."

As he snapped away, he couldn't help but marvel, "This camera is something else! The detail is phenomenal. It's definitely worth saving up for one!"

"Okay, let's switch it up with a new pose." The photographer peeked out from behind the camera, smiling at Joshua, and casually said, "You two look like movie stars. These could easily be on a magazine cover."

Joshua, in high spirits, replied, "Thanks."

His eyes landed on Shawn, standing behind the photographer, looking like he'd lost a bet. Joshua pulled Allison a little closer, feeling even more satisfied.

Her words made the photographer a little bashful. Charging twenty dollars per photo wasn't cheap at a tourist spot, and not many were willing to pay. They hadn't even used his equipment; instead, they brought their fancy camera. Originally, they planned for ten photos, but his excitement led him to snap a lot. Charging them full price would have cost a fortune.

That wouldn't be right. He couldn't just overcharge because they seemed well-off.

Feeling his conscience tug, the photographer quickly said, "No way, I took tons of shots. Charging you full price would be too much. Let's stick with the original plan, two hundred bucks for ten photos."

A second later, the photographer saw five grand hit his account, eyes wide in disbelief. "Sir, you must have made a mistake. Let me send back the extra."

"No mistake," Joshua replied smoothly, tucking away his phone. "I don't take advantage of people."

The photographer was both stunned and thrilled. Meeting such a generous customer was like hitting the jackpot.