Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 366

Zachary led Sarah through a narrow alley. The high brick walls cast long shadows, and ornate Victorian-style eaves loomed overhead. The cobblestone path beneath their feet felt cool, and wild poppies bloomed stubbornly in the corners where wall met ground.

At the end of the path, Zachary pushed open a weathered wooden gate and led Sarah inside. The overgrown grass-lined path meandered through the garden, stirring a sense of familiarity within her. The backyard was well-maintained, with a majestic oak tree standing sentinel in the western corner.

As they entered the main building through the backyard, Sarah's eyes widened in recognition.

Heritage House?

Heritage House was a prestigious antique shop, renowned for its collection spanning from medieval artifacts to early 20th-century pieces. However, given the unique nature of antiques, most displayed items were museum-quality replicas. The originals, privately owned by collectors, were only available for sale when their owners chose to part with them. Interested buyers needed to contact the collectors directly to negotiate.

Sarah couldn't help but wonder about Zachary's intentions. "Why are we here?" she asked softly.

equally hushed tones, "The Wilson family has their

Crystal Bay?" Sarah's eyes lit

"Exactly."

off the Atlantic coast, was a pristine piece of land embraced by the ocean. For years, it had been under the ownership of Mr. Anderson, the CEO of Meridian Group. Previously overlooked by developers, the island had recently caught attention after the government announced new shipping routes

attractive incentives. Developing Crystal Bay into a luxury resort island would undoubtedly

Zachary with a mix of caution and curiosity. "What does Heritage House have to do with Crystal

to meet with Mr. Anderson lately, but few have succeeded. His birthday is coming up soon-it's a rare opportunity. He's an avid antique collector, and Vivian has been searching the market for something special,"

family to compete with the Wilsons?" "Melvin has been researching this property for a while now," Zachary added. "You're suggesting I buy an antique here as

nodded. "Mr. Anderson is deeply spiritual and has a particular fondness

displayed throughout Heritage House

swept in from the east,

cases lining its walls. Each compartment showcased a unique artifact, each piece telling its own story