Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 537

"What?"

When Edwin saw the new window, his face contorted.

The new window showed that the boulder was just nothing but an ordinary boulder.

"Look at the sapphire. It's stuck on deliberately with super glue." Yolanda gave the windowed boulder back to Edwin and said, "Look carefully here. You can still see traces of it."

When Yolanda was done, there was an uproar.

In gemstone gambling, buyers could only lament their lack of luck when they made the wrong judgment.

However, if the shop was the one that had tampered with the boulders and sold them in place of regular boulders, this was a fraudulent act.

Yolanda looked at the boulder in Edwin's hand and knew that boulders like this couldn't possibly have contained gems. So, it would mean that the windowed portion had to be man-made.

"This is the type of boulder that would only be sold for a few thousand dollars in Mexayko. If it wasn't altered, no one would pay any attention to it at all."

There were a lot of gemstone gamblers who would spend a little more to get windowed boulders so they could have a larger chance and a stronger guarantee. But what they didn't know was that windowed boulders were the easiest to be tampered with.

"How dare you scam me?" Edwin was Caldwell Antiques' long-time customer. After he had retired, he had often come to Caldwell Antiques to gamble for gemstones.

due to his lack of experience. Now, from the looks of it, it

lie. I had no idea

me back, or I'll sue

looked stormily at

slogan was that they wouldn't lie to anyone

them for tampering with the boulders, their reputation, which was

the store. When they found out that Caldwell Antiques tampered with their goods, they didn't care if the antiques

for those items to be returned, or they

angry mob trying

up, we're

"Liar!"

Caldwell a part of the Creybia's Famous Four? How could they still sell

"So disgusting!"

...

who were stuck in the crowd, were racking their brains for a solution and for a chance to escape, but to no

have eyes so sharp that she

that Caldwell Antiques' reputation had crumbled completely, not only were their sales of boulders affected, but all the others, including pottery and drawings all had a

for a mere 800 thousand