Let’s Make It half
A very good fiend of mine needed a couch for his living room, so I gave him the one which I had kept it for years in my storage room. It was from my great grandfather. I wanted nothing for it, but a few days later, my friend came to see me and tried to give me $100. I really didn’t want to take the money. But he said:” You should take the money. It’s all yours. I sold it to my neighbor for $200.”
我們一分為二吧
我的一位好朋友想為他的客廳添置一個(gè)沙發(fā)。所以，我就把在儲(chǔ)存室存放多年的沙發(fā)送給了他。那沙發(fā)還是我曾祖父留下來的呢。我不想跟他要錢。誰(shuí)知，幾天后，我的朋友來看我，并堅(jiān)持要給我100美元。我確實(shí)不想要他的錢，可是他卻說：“你還是拿著這筆錢吧，這是你的那份兒。我已經(jīng)以200美元的價(jià)錢把那沙發(fā)賣給了我的鄰居。
