Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1500 A Bad Apple

As soon as I spoke, it immediately garnered support from several merchants with whom I usually got along well. "Exactly. This woman is causing trouble and being unreasonable. She's always here to make trouble. What does she want?" "Yeah, looks like she's still not satisfied and tried to swagger around. I wonder where someone like that came from?"

"I don't know who gave her the confidence to provoke other people every day!"

"This market hasn't been peaceful ever since this woman came here. She causes trouble every few days. Now, she's turning the tables and accusing other people of competing with her. What kind of person is she?" The discussions of the crowd drowned out each other. I looked at Andrea with an unrelenting gaze.

The burly men did not step back. They stood before me with their necks stretched out, threatening to advance again. They played with the wooden and iron rods in their hands, and looked sinisterly at Tris and me.

However, I knew deep down that these uncouth individuals were no match for Tris. Despite Tris's gentle appearance and slender figure, he was not someone they could provoke when it came to asserting authority. Even if a dozen more of them came, they still wouldn't be a match for Tris.

Andrea suddenly turned around and glared at the crowd, who were gossiping. She sternly shouted, "Shut up, all of you! If you keep blabbering, I'll shut your mouths!"

older man in the crowd said, "Are you speaking human language? If you want to operate here, you must

causing trouble, don't you know? Are your products even high-quality? Do you

were all involved in the wholesale bulk business because that market was related to the wholesale distribution of decorative supplies throughout all of Yare; thus,

for many years and

words gave me a rough idea of what was going on. Things had already escalated

to Aidan's words, I understood that this woman was not

at Eleanor and asked, "Can

just tiles and bricks; they also needed flooring, wallpaper, steel Windows, and a

were about to sign the contract. I sent someone to investigate, and it turned out that Andrea was secretly sabotaging us by quoting low prices maliciously.

jumped up.

their orders. Her quoted prices were completely fictitious. They were even lower than the cost price. After quoting the price, she couldn't deliver the goods, so the clients started