NovelEnglishChapter 526
Knox huffed coldly.
"I'm an amateur when it comes to antiques. It's normal if I'm unable to tell whether someone had tampered with
these red coral beads.
"But you're the manager of an antique shop and a black market dealer that started off selling illegal artifacts. If
you can't tell that something's wrong with this bracelet, then there's something wrong with you.
"Previously, you toldthat this bracelet is the most valuable collectible in your shop. You claimed that you'd
gotten it from a Baltique priest for a high price. You kept persuadingto get this for my father.
"What were your intentions? | don't want to hear any more excuses from you. Just tellhow | should deal with
this now."
The moment Knox finished his sentence, his bodyguards raised the weapons in their hands and glared intently at
Edna, almost like they were ready to take action once Knox ordered it.
Edna knew she could no longer weasel her way out with the way Knox was behaving. She didn't panic. Instead,
she smiled faintly, showing clearly that she was unfazed.
"Mr. Knox, once the item has been paid for, it would no longer have anything to do with our shop anymore. Don't
you understand how this works?
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"You don't know bead bracelets well enough, and you have misjudged this one. All you can do is admit that you
were unfortunate. This is the rule of the antique world.
"Once | hand the bracelet over to you, no matter if it's real or fake, it has nothing to do with us anymore."
The bystanders were shocked by how unreasonable Edna was. Even Yolanda, who was eyeing the boulders on
the wall, couldn't help but glance at Edna.
She really wanted to know where Edna got the courage to be so arrogant even after Knox had found out the
truth.
"Nothing to do with you?" Knox spat as he yelled at Edna while pointing at her.
"If this is a dupe, I'll admit I'm unfortunate. But you're the one that's plotting for my
life here. How dare you say that this has nothing to do with you?"
"What are you still standing there for? Do it!" Knox ordered his bodyguards, "Teach them a lesson!"
"Yes, sir!"
The bodyguards wielded bats in their hands and were about to smash the artifacts on the shelves when a shrill
female voice rang out from inside the shop. It effectively stopped the bodyguards in their tracks.
"Who gave you the audacity to throw hands in Mr. Caldwell's shop?"
The crowd turned and saw a young lady dressed in a black dress walking out from the inside of the shop with a
few subordinates behind her.
Yolanda turned around to look at the voice, only to realize how small Riverdale
was.
She knew the lady who was walking out.
She might know her, but they weren't very much acquainted. She had only seen her in the airport once.
This young lady was Winnie's best friend— Julie from Creybia.
When Yolanda saw Julie, she was a little taken aback.
She didn't expect Julie, Winnie's best friend, the one who she claimed was an heir
to a big family in Creybia to be affiliated with Caldwell Group's antique shop.
Since Julie was from Creybia, if Yolanda wasn't mistaken, the "Mr. Caldwell" that she mentioned should be from
the Caldwell family in Creybia.
Creybia, as the political and economic center of Havaria, had numerous big families.
Other than the top three biggest families with the power to make decisions, there were also a dozen elite
families.
These families might not be as powerful as the top three families, but their network of connections had
penetrated all kinds of industries. They held very important decision-making power in said industries as well.
As long as they didn't cross the top three families and didn't hinder the top three families in their gains, it was
almost like no one else would suppress them. That was why, amongst them, many arrogant and selfish people
arose.
Boris was probably one of those in this category since he assumed he had ultimate power over everyone else.
As Yolanda was giving Julie a once over, Knox was doing the sas well.
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