My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness by Autumn Rain

Chapter 613

The competition was the most important part of the Antiquities Trading Hall. Sometimes, it was even more eventful than the auction of the precious antiques.

The competition today was definitely very interesting and attracted a lot of attention.

The competitors included the son of the chairman of the powerful and rich Boreal Group in Hattan, and Darren Langley, a renowned authenticator, who was helping him. The other was a brilliant newcomer to the scene. This sort of match-up was unusual indeed.

As the organizer began the proceedings, Dustin and Killian sat facing each other at a table.

Darren and Luna were standing behind Killian and smiling sinisterly. They could already imagine the tantrum Dustin would throw when he lost.

Meanwhile, Simone looked worried as she stood behind Dustin.

Although she knew that Dustin had a lot of skills, experience and a discerning eye were not the only things needed when it came to these competitions. Besides, even the most impressive people made mistakes.

The fact that authentic pieces and counterfeit ones looked exactly the same was not the only hurdle. Often, the organizers would intentionally set traps for the competitors so that it would be much more difficult to confirm the authenticity of the items.

"You will definitely lose this competition today!" Killian said to Dustin with great conviction.

"You talk too much," Dustin said expressionlessly.

you can stay this calm

the organizer announced the start of the

long table. They were two stationery holders that looked

thousand first. Then, you can bet between 300 thousand to 600 thousand," the host

for 600 thousand, then," Killian said without hesitation as he stared at

"Sure." Dustin nodded.

they both agreed on the sum, they each began

move around. After eyeing the two stationery holders, he no

and not

glass and a small flashlight. He

up, signaled to Killian, and pointed at

it before nodding and

both picked that one,

choices, the host announced

real piece." Once

too arrogant. He

decisioed at