The Amazing Son in Law The Charismatic Charlie Wade

“Enough with the excuses.” Zachary impatiently waved his hand. “Let me tell you the truth. I asked for three million just to attract undercover agents. Any genuine antique connoisseur would publicly ridicule us upon hearing that price. They would outright refuse. My intention is to play along, gather more clues when they’re lured in.”

He continued, a smug grin forming on his face. “But let me tell you, your little trick won’t work on me!”

Gideon was rendered momentarily speechless. He hadn’t anticipated that the three million dollar offer had been intended for such a purpose all along.

Considering his earlier speculations, he firmly believed that this group of people was a tomb-robbing gang specializing in selling stolen antiques. Zachary’s words only reinforced his conviction.

After all, he believed that a criminal organization capable of long-term survival must be cautious and cunning, employing countless methods to evade detection. Doubting everything was a necessary precaution.

In light of China’s stringent and cautious organizational structure, Gideon had no doubts about Zachary’s performance. The more he feared Zachary’s misunderstanding, the quicker he smiled and pleaded, “Boss, you’ve truly misunderstood me. I’m not an undercover agent. I genuinely want to purchase something I like…”

“Alright, alright,” Zachary dismissed him with a perfunctory tone. “Say whatever you want. You enjoy fine things, don’t you? If you like them so much, go on a shopping spree in the antique street and buy more. Just don’t interfere with my business.”

Witnessing Zachary’s indifference and his refusal to listen to his explanation, Gideon seethed with anger, wishing he could strike Zachary down right then and there. But he quickly dismissed those

thoughts. He knew his mission in Aurous Hill all too well. His orders from the Lord were clear, eliminate the Evans family and wait for Bruce’s son to reveal himself.

Having arrived in Aurous Hill alone, he should have immediately set out to fulfill his task. Yet, he had disembarked from the plane and made a beeline for the antique street. If any trouble arose from this, if word reached the Lord’s ears, he would have no way to justify his actions.

Hence, Gideon suppressed the anger simmering within him and in an almost pleading tone he said to Zachary, “Brother, please understand me. If you don’t trust me, just provide me with your bank account number. I’ll transfer the three million directly to you! After all, no undercover agent would genuinely spend three million to buy your antiques, right?”

“Well, who knows,” Zachary sneered, his lips curling. “I’m not an enforcement officer. I’ve never encountered one before. What good would your money do? If you really are an undercover agent, that money would be your mission fund. You wouldn’t need to pay for it yourself. Once I receive the money, I would be convicted of illegally reselling antiques. At that point, you would flash your police badge and slap on the handcuffs. I’d be arrested, the money returned and I’d be singing behind bars, crying in regret. That’s what you’re trying to accomplish, isn’t it?”

“Why won’t you listen!” Gideon stomped his feet anxiously. He never imagined that this man would be so cautious, perhaps even overly cautious.

Moreover, no matter what he said, Zachary refused to believe him. He wouldn’t even entertain the idea of receiving the money. There was no room for a moment of reflection!

In his heart, he cursed furiously, “Damn it, if I didn’t have to abide by the law, I’d rip your head off!”

Gideon seethed with anger, his fury blinding him to the fact that his rage had made him vulnerable to believing every word that came out of Zachary’s mouth. Unbeknownst to him, he had unwittingly adopted Zachary’s perspective as his own.

had convinced himself that Zachary was an esteemed antique dealer with close ties to tomb raiding. He firmly believed that these two magical artifacts, which he

could think about at that moment was how in the world he could make that damned Zachary believe in him and persuade him to purchase the magical artifacts in his possession. Suppressing his anger, he

Zachary’s eyes gleamed as he inquired, “Can you trade in

your card number and I’ll

is in your account, you’ll have to handle the

him a blank stare and retorted, “Who do you think you’re looking down

quickly apologized to Zachary to avoid any negative impressions. “I’m sorry, Boss. It was my mistake to

cool, though he sent Gideon a look of disapproval as he said, “I don’t appreciate talking to experts like you who make subtle jabs at others, acting as though I’m not experienced enough to understand such behavior. You will send me some money, yet I wasn’t even informed that I had

yes, yes, yes…” Gideon smiled with a tinge of regret. “I apologize. Considering the scale of your

“Boss, why don’t you provide me with your bank card

at an exchange rate of one to six, you

at that moment. The fact that Zachary was willing to accept his money was enough to make him excited. He immediately took out his mobile phone and said, “Boss, give me your card number and I’ll transfer the money to you

phone and provided Gideon with his bank

Swiss bank card, transferred $500,000

money had been transferred, a smile lit up his face and he joyfully exclaimed, “It seems my suspicion was unfounded.

and he couldn’t help but feel relieved. However, a slight annoyance lingered within him as he exclaimed, “Come on, really? I’ve been around for ages. How could I possibly

Those who only think about making money and are willing to sell to anyone who buys from them usually go under within a year and a half. Look at me, I’ve been in the Aurous Hills

right. Being cautious is always the

settled, he asked, “Boss, now that I’ve paid

disclose which flight they’re taking to Aurous Hills. They’ll only identify themselves using a code word and a token once

Ladden come over because he had deceived Ladden as well. If Ladden came and left something behind, everything would be ruined. Therefore, Zachary pondered and suggested, “How about this?

such an expensive item to someone else… If it’s inconvenient for your man to come, then I’ll go and collect it from him myself later. Just

motorcycle than in a car. They can be there in half an