What did Bill suggest to the narrator about lunch? - Vidyadip

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What did Bill suggest to the narrator about lunch?

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The lawyer felt hungry and wanted to eat something in a restaurant but Bill suggested him to take lunch at his home-cooked by his wife. He told him that it will cost him cheaper than the restaurant because she won't charge him more than half a dollar.

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