Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 453

"Taking advantage of customers?" Edna scoffed and turned to Yolanda. "I am Edna Moorley, the manager of this antique shop.

"My employee told me that your father broke the cover of our 18th-century rococo snuff box, but both of them refused to admit it. You'd better advise them quickly to compensate us for it. If not, we'll call the police so they can handle this situation.

"This is an 18th-century rococo snuff box, and it was a treasure that used to be owned by royalty. It's priced at ten million dollars at the very least.

"Since we felt that he didn't deliberately break the antiques in the shop, we were kind enough to only ask for eight million dollars in compensation, and that's already out of the goodness of our hearts. But your father here was adamant in denying it and was overtly stubborn. He claimed that he didn't break it. This is too much!"

Rivera Estello, one of the employees, explained the situation to Yolanda.

"Which other antique shop would allow shameless people like you in through their doors? This is a major character flaw!"

Edna spoke with firm conviction, stating that Harold had a broken precious antique in their shop and he had to pay for compensation.

"You're lying! I often visit antique shops and have always been very careful. I did walk past this aisle but I

fell down on its own. Don't

it, but we didn't break it, so why should we pay for it? My husband is the owner of a renowned business in Riverdale City. Why would he lie and try to

Rhine, another employee sneered. "Which business owner would be shameless enough to

you, I didn't touch the snuff box

more with Aquila, Yolanda went to the side of the counter to check on the broken snuff box cover.

first slightly taken aback. When she saw the markings at

looked at the cover that was shattered, she

and turned to Edna. This woman was very insistent, and she had a determined gleam in her eyes. It

was authentic. It's

you were in the aisle. If you didn't break it, she must have done

break it, are you saying that the antiques in our shop can grow legs and jump down on their own?" Edna's