Rhode Island Chronicles of Cat and Shipgirl

Kurokawa also meowed softly.

Seeing the shopkeeper shrinking away from her behind the door, Ai Lini didn't say anything, but quickly started to roll up the fabric: "It's okay to get some white ones."

"Uh...I mean...we're just here to shop."

Saratoga realized that there was a bit of a zero-dollar trend, so she quickly started fumbling in her pockets to see if there was any money.

Kurokawa was very afraid that Saratoga would put her here as an advance money, so she almost hugged Saratoga's arm and did not let go.

"Of course—look, the golden ones are not bad, so buy less for them as decorations."

Eleni didn't care about Saratoga's hint at all. After rolling up three large pieces of fabric, she took out a large stack of money from her pocket and put it on the counter.

Finally, with Saratoga and Kurokawa stunned, she stuffed three large rolls of fabric into Saratoga's hands.

"Let's go, don't dawdle."

Seeing the back of Ai Lini leaving quickly, Saratoga took a deep breath: "It's a rich woman..."

"Meow (this guy is unexpectedly rich)..." Kurokawa nodded incredulously.