Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1983

Kearson instantly frowned when he saw the empty wooden box. He said with an innocent face, "Oh, how could it be? I placed the bronze cauldron inside last night. Why is it gone?"

He turned to his assistant and said, "Carter, I told you to keep watch last night. What happened? I can't believe you made such a horrible mistake on such an important matter. How am I going to explain myself to Mister Penn?"

Carter also looked innocent to Kearson's scolding. He had stayed up the whole night, after all. He had been surveilling the museum. He said with determination in his eyes, "It's impossible, Mister Kearson. I've been here the whole night. I swear no one entered the museum."

Kearson took the wooden box and asked with a displeased face, "If that's the case, explain why it's missing."

Carter felt troubled too. The bronze cauldron was missing, after all. However, he was sure that no thief entered the museum because he had been up all night.

"I think this may be a misunderstanding, Mister Kearson."

Wilbur suddenly remembered the man. He asked, "May I ask if the museum has surveillance cameras, Mister Kearson?"

"Of course."

"Good. We can check the footage for last night since we don't know how the cauldron went missing, right?"

The bronze cauldron was worth a million dollars. Kearson was willing to refund half a million dollars to Wilbur, and he expressed that he would not get involved with what happens next. If Wilbur was able to find the bronze cauldron, the bronze cauldron would be his. If he could not, then they could only accept it as being unlucky.

Wilbur agreed to that suggestion. He did not plan to give up searching for the seventh dragon cauldron. The money meant nothing to Wilbur, but the cauldron was a completely different story. Therefore, he had to find that man no matter what and retrieve the seventh dragon cauldron.

Wilbur returned to the hotel after leaving the museum. He wanted to find the man and ask for his bronze cauldron back, but his opponent was working in the shadows. Wilbur could only wait under such circumstances, so he went back to the hotel.

The man looked for him, then he stole the bronze cauldron. It was clear that he wanted to use the bronze cauldron as a bargaining chip against Wilbur. In that case, all Wilbur needed to do was wait at the hotel. The man would look for him eventually.