The Killer Queen by Noella Briony
Chapter 167
Chapter 168
The Schnabel family gathered around the osmanthus sculpture that Stirling had brought back home.
If Noella wasn’t so sure there was something hidden inside, they’d all be doubting whether they had the right object at all! How could a U–disk be stashed in this thing?
The sculpture looked seamless, carved from a single piece of fine white jade without a single trace of joint or graft, as though it was a masterpiece hewn from the heart of the earth itself!
Tristan whistled in awe, “Last year, a white jade sculpture by Master Sylvie went for a cool fifty million at the auction. This one could fetch a pretty penny if we ever decided to sell.”
Beckett asked, “Noella, did Grandma buy this sculpture?”
Noella shook her head, “No, it was a gift from me to grandma. Picked it up at a flea market for ten buck.”
In truth, this was her very first carving after she learned the craft. Grandma had always cherished osmanthus fragrans, so Noella carved one for her.
As for the stone, it indeed cost only ten dollar, but the white jade that was later uncovered
turned out to be worth a fortune.
The Schnabel family members were stunned to hear such an exquisite sculpture came with such a meager price tag!
Jasper asked his father, “Dad, are you sure this isn’t a piece by Master Sylvie?”
Tristan slapped his forehead in frustration.
“It has Master Sylvie’s signature mark. Most wouldn’t recognize it, but I’ve bought so many of Sylvie’s pieces over the years; I can tell this is the real deal!”
Marcel motioned for silence, “Enough chatter, Noella, where did Grandma stash the thing? Surely we’re not going to smash this sculpture?”
Tristan clutched the piece protectively, “No way, Dad! This is a top–tier sculpture!”
“Out of my way, you fool. Are you really going to value this over what your mother left behind?”
“But…the sculpture was also left by mom!”
Marcel paused, contemplating the truth in those words. The sculpture was clearly one of Harriet’s beloved possessions. If they destroyed it, she would have been furious.
delicately lifting the osmanthus branch from atop the sculpture, revealing a
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is the U–disk
family, she came up with the USB to
from the sculpture’s overall beauty; if anything, it added an air of boundless charm that
Master Sylvie’s craft is indeed
truly a
silently taking in the Schnabel family’s colorful
the large screen in
anticipation. The first thing to appear was the soft cough of the elderly matriarch in a sapphire blue dress.
the moon, was neatly arranged behind her ears, adorned with an osmanthus hairpin
the passage of years, Harriet remained elegant and gentle, her
his
“Harriet.”
had often thought about growing old, wondering if Harriet would scorn his aged appearance, remembering her as the young beauty she
aged, Marcel realized how much he regretted not spending those
room, “Noella, my precious girl,
day by day. When you weren’t at home, I started to forget many things, and
behind, you’d surely cry in secret, just like when you were
welled up in Noella’s eyes, but she blinked them back. Every day since her grandmother’s departure, she
I know you’re not Vincent’s kid, but he’s not my kid, either. So that doesn’t
grow up well, and if you ever find your family, I’d
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If you can’t find them, take my belongings and go to the
you right, and
smiled towards the camera, “As for the things I’ve kept
you. You don’t need to live the hard life
porridge for
the Schnabel family ever treat you poorly, I’ll haunt Marcel even from beyond the
by a fit of coughing. It took her a while to straighten up
this long to remember the past, to have made you endure
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