My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness novel Chapter 607

Two days went by quickly.

Dustin and Simone visited a busy market in Somerton.

“My dad’s birthday is in a few days. He loves antiques, so let’s find something nice for him,” Simone said with a smile.

They were in the outer area of Hattan’s antique market, where street vendors had set up stalls selling various items. The place was packed with people.

After they entered, Simone looked around at the goods. She was clearly interested.

The vendors noticed her. They shouted earnestly and bragged about their antiques.

Dustin sighed and shook his head.

It was obvious Simone did not know anything about antiques. She got excited at everything she saw, and it made her an easy target for vendors who loved overcharging those who knew little about it.

“Ninety-nine percent of the stuff here is fake. Even if something’s real, it’s probably not worth that much,” Dustin said.

“You have knowledge of antiques?” Simone asked.

“A little,” Dustin said with a smile.

“Yeah, right. Your ‘a little’ isn’t convincing at all,” Simone said jokingly.

Still, she seemed to know better than to shop here. Instead of buying something, she led Dustin straight to the inner part of the market.

Eventually, they reached the beautifully decorated Antiquities Trading Hall.

This area was quieter, and the people here clearly had more class and status than the crowd outside.

“I don’t have much money left. I’m not sure I can afford a good antique here,” Simone said with concern.

“How much do you have?” Dustin asked.

“70 thousand,” she said.

Dustin hesitated for a moment.

With only 70 thousand, it was unlikely they could buy anything valuable in this market.

Given the size of the place, even a basic piece would cost at least a hundred thousand.

It looked like he would have to handle the matter.

The two of them followed the crowd into the trading hall.

Simone only agreed to walk in because she heard there was an event happening today.

The hall was lively, and it was no surprise that they ran into someone they knew.

“It’s them again.” Simone stopped and frowned.