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On her first day with Norman’s team, Aurelia stepped into the building and was promptly welcomed by Norman’s assistant, Owen Summersby.

He efficiently guided her through the initial onboarding procedures, which proved to be straightforward and swiftly concluded.

Subsequently, Owen led her to meet Norman himself.

Norman was meticulously cleaning a piece of bronzeware upon their arrival, fully immersed in his task.

He was so focused on what he was doing that he remained oblivious to Aurelia and Owen’s presence.

Owen discreetly signaled to Aurelia, prompting her to maintain silence,

Aurelia knew that absolute concentration was needed when handling antiques; any mistake could prove costly. What surprised her, however, was Norman’s hands–on approach despite his age and expertise.

Her attention was drawn to the intricate inscriptions adorning the bronzeware, indicating its likely origin from the Bronze Agc.

She gazed on, almost entranced, feeling as though the bronze artifact was unraveling its past life before her very eyes, from its initial forging to its eventual burial alongside its owner.

It dawned on her that this was a recently unearthed treasure.

She was aware that Norman’s team often collaborated with the national archaeological team.

and present

As Owen glanced at Norman, his eyes brimmed with admiration. Norman stood as his idol in the industry. and many envied Owen for the privilege of serving as assistant to such a revered figure. Through the years spent by Norman’s side, Owen had gleaned invaluable knowledge and insight.

As Norman raised his gaze, he caught sight of Aurelia standing beside Owen.

Immediately, he set down the tool he had been holding.

With a cheerful smile, he approached Aurelia. “Can you discern the age of this bronzeware?”

“Early Bronze Age, Aurelia promptly replied.

Norman’s eyes

lit up. and he was once again amazed by Aurelia’s expertise. “You’re absolutely right. Can you share who your mentor is?”

an elderly woman since childhood; she had a vast collection of antiques.” It was only then that Aurelia remembered that Hannah hadn’t taken her on as an apprentice, but rather, she had nurtured and educated her as if she were

didn’t ask any further questions and instead said, “Since I’m not fully acquainted with your capabilities, I can’t assign a specific task

of his skull. What the heck? Why did Old Mr. Gardner assign Ms. Shaw the hardest task straight

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the team, Aurelia wasn’t experienced yet. This daunting task seemed quite challenging–wouldn’t it intimidate her? After all, having a captivating

without the slightest hesitation,

disbelief as he observed

had heard

those who had spent years

e young a

captivating Aurelia, he momentarily forgot how his coworkers described

cover. In that moment, he realized he had indeed made that

nodded with approval. Chad has finally done something right. His taste in women is not bad. I want her

restoring the painting fell short of perfection, it mattered little to Norman. Joining his team would afford her unparalleled exposure to diverse antique artifacts and professional opportunities. In due time, she would undoubtedly mature and become seasoned in her

lunchbreak, Aurelia went to

in the morning and had croissants instead, so she found a restaurant where she bought some oatmeal

bed, engrossed

was Aurelia’s first day on her new job, he figured she might not have time to visit

of joy surged

here!” exclaimed Chad as

her wristwatch before setting the lunch she had purchased in front of Chad. “Are you

do is sign when the time comes. He’s arranged for a

was simple, Chad enjoyed it since it

first day, right? How’s the adjustment going? Anyone giving you a hard time?” Chad

Gardner’s team is fantastic. I’m really

to give Aurelia a

The

he was discharged from the hospital.

Finished

spending roughly twenty minutes at the hospital, Aurelia left since

journey, she received

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