The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Nevertheless, Mr. Quinton was completely different. This was because he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, seeing as he came from a famous second-generation rich family. He had not experienced any shortage of money ever since he was born. 1

Zachary did not want to offend Mr. Quinton, but he did not want to break the rules for antique trade either, and so, he continued looking at Charlie, hoping that the latter would change his mind.

Charlie knew that Zachary was pleading with him, but he simply ignored his plea and replied coolly, "No." 1

Zachary was left utterly helpless and could only sit on the ground and grunt in case Mr. Quinton kicked him again. 1

"Look at how useless you are!"

Mr. Quinton yelled as he scowled at Zachary. After that, he glanced at Charlie before saying arrogantly," You bought this pebble for three hundred dollars? I will pay you thirty thousand dollars if you give it to m e!" i

The people who had crowded around them exhaled loudly as soon as they heard Mr. Quinton's words, only able to look at Charlie with an envious expression on their faces, s

He had bought the pebble for a mere three hundred

had already increased by a hundred times in

were thousands of similar-looking pebbles around those areas. 2 Jacob was also very excited when he heard Mr. Quinton's offer. After all, Charlie would be able to

Charlie raised his head and smiled at Mr. Quinton before replying, "As I have already told you earlier, I am not selling this pebble. Even if you pay me three hundred thousand dollars, I am still

"You!"

turned ugly

to sell Mr. Quinton the pebble because he wanted to embarrass him. 2 "Lowlife! Are you trying to pick a fight with me now?" Mr. Quinton asked as he sneered at Charlie. "Do you really think that there is anything on Antique Street that I cannot afford to buy?" "Today, if I do not

he was done speaking, Mr. Quinton turned

soon as they received his instruction, the bodyguards quickly ran

the scene that they were witnessing.

also

The Quinton family? 1

were even more influential and wealthy compared to the

just a small sum of money to him, and it did not mean anything to him at all. He did not care whether the antique was authentic or