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After entering, Aurelia was even more taken aback.

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Elijah’s interests were incredibly diverse. Many of the items in his collection were beyond imagination.

“Aurelia, take your time,” Elijah said, fearing that Aurelia might tire herself out.

Mabel also showed interest in those items. “I didn’t expect you to have collected so much. If Hannah saw this, she would definitely accuse you of being a spendthrift.”

“I actually wished she could come and see for herself. Many things were as she had once said, though I’m unsure about their authenticity.” There was a hint of anticipation in Elijah’s eyes.

“Who knows when she’ll be able to return? For now, letting Auri take a look is just as good. If Auri says it’s fake, then it’s fake,” Mabel said.

Elijah nodded repeatedly. “Auri’s skills were taught by her. Anyone she would willingly impart her knowledge to couldn’t be wrong.”

Aurelia had already meticulously examined each item, her hand holding a phone, ready to snap a picture if she encountered any issues. As for what Mabel and Elijah were discussing, she could no longer hear them, her attention fully absorbed by the items at hand.

After examining each item one by one, she ascended to the second floor.

After arriving on the second floor, things became much simpler, as it was adorned with antique paintings.

There were three floors in total.

By the time she had finished looking at everything on the third floor, it was already dark outside.

Elijah and Mabel were sitting on the first floor, taking a break.

Upon seeing Aurelia descend from upstairs, Mabel waved at her, saying, “Come take a break. Elijah has collected so many things. Haven’t you grown tired of looking?”

“Not really. It’s been a while since I’ve seen so many wonderful things.” Aurelia laughed, her eyes sparkling brightly. One look and one could tell she truly adored these antiques, each with its own unique story.

With a chuckle, Elijah asked, “So, how many of these items of mine are fake?”

“Come on, spill it and give Elijah a bit of heartache,” Mabel said, always one for stirring up a bit of drama.

Aurelia turned on her phone. “This five–colored porcelain is a fake. It’s a replica from Juxshire. Also, this antique painting is not produced by a late Middle Ages artist…”

one by one, a grave expression settled on

of Mabel’s face evidently didn’t

reactions, Aurelia hesitated, unsure whether to continue speaking g or

that Aurelia had paused and was no longer flipping

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of the items you mentioned earlier were gifts from an old

of yours was deceived. This jadeware once held the bones of the dead. Fortunately, Old Mr. Quill kept it here. If it had been placed in the living room or bedroom, there would have been

serious.

and Elijah

jadeware must be sent away

others.”

understand. We’ll proceed as Auri suggested,” said Elijah, his expression

looked at Elijah, her words heavy with concern. “It seems that although we are old, our continued existence seems to irk some people. You should be more cautious. In the future, if someone gives you. something, let Auri take a look at it. Don’t unknowingly

rely on Auri in the future.” Initially, Elijah was serious, but his expression softened considerably when

at all, Old Mr.

for quite a while. Don’t you think you should give her something

right! My memory isn’t what it used to be in my old age. I had prepared a gift before you arrived.” Elijah chuckled as he approached a cabinet.

and considering it was a token of affection from an elder, Aurelia found it hard to

to her surprise, it was an emerald

it was brimming with greenery,

went over to help the elders discern the authenticity of the items, so she thought she couldn’t possibly accept such

merely an emerald bracelet. In

“It’s just a little trinket. You take it and have

do was nod in agreement. “Thank

dishes are made from vegetables I’ve

after such a long day

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