Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2034

Kearson thought that Wilbur invited him for collectibles, which was profitable for his business. Therefore, Kearson was very happy to hear that.

Wilbur replied, "That's right. I'm interested in collectibles, especially collectibles that represent the Dasha civilization, like paintings, pottery, and bronze cauldrons. According to what I know, the Korlyn City Museum was not small. There are more than ten thousand collectibles in there. So, I would like to know if there are other Dasha collectibles in Korlyn City Museum."

"Um, I'm not so sure about that, Mister Penn. You know how busy I am. I can't possibly observe each collectible, but if you need, I can let my assistant help you find some collectibles from Dasha. As for the price, I think we can discuss it later."

"Alright, sure." Wilbur smiled and got up. He said, "It looks like you're a straightforward person, Mister Kearson. In that case, I'll be looking forward to hearing some good news from you."

"Happy doing business with you, Mister Penn."

"Likewise."

After shaking hands, Kearson left the cafe. Wilbur did not go back to the hotel but instead went to an antique market in Korlyn City.

According to the intel Layla provided, most of the collectibles in Korlyn City Museum were purchased from someone named Haron. Haron was a sailor but was also an antique merchant at the same time.

Haron could not afford to reveal the location of that route to others, therefore he went to look for Mister Kearson and they made a deal. In the end, it was the reason why Korlyn City Museum had more than ten thousand collectibles.

Everyone knew that Kearson was a big spender. He would not treat Haron poorly, which was why Haron got rich fast. However, no one knew their secret.

All of that was Layla's theory, and Wilbur found it highly plausible too. However, there was no evidence to prove it. Wilbur could not be sure if Haron had found that trade route.

Rostead was a small nation, after all. He found it hard to believe that there were over a hundred Dasha collectibles here. Some of those collectibles were priceless. An antique pottery could be sold for millions of dollars. Based on their value, it was highly unlikely for such treasured collectibles to be found in a small nation like Rostead.