The Untouchable Ex Wife novel Chapter 670

After leaving the kitchen area, Renee walked around Carmine Pawnshop with Chase following next to her. The man warmly presented every single exhibition hall they had in the area.

"Miss Everheart, this is the Eastern Treasures Hall. It stores many internationally known treasures, such as sculptures of the twelve zodiac signs, gilt jade seals, ancient jadeites…

"And this is the Western Treasures Hall. There's a scepter made of pure gold, a diamond crown, and even a sculpture of Venus…

"And here is the Rare Findings Hall. Here, you will find the last sample of a Carolina Parakeet, a thousand-year-old lucid ganoderma, and a ten-thousand-year-old amber…"

Renee's mouth was left agape through the entire journey, a testament to how absolutely stunned she was.

She was quite surprised to find the pawnshop holding such wealth. Any of the treasures they possessed could definitely exceed an average company's yearly profit.

From a financial standpoint, Mr. Q was indeed quite a reliable candidate, as one would only need to enjoy life to the fullest if he was willing to provide.

However, as Renee was a strong businesswoman herself, money wasn't something she would look for in a man, and naturally wouldn't be tempted by such things.

"Chase, you can go back to your work. I'll just be looking around." Renee intentionally drove the man away so that she had the chance to dig into any illegal affair within the pawnshop.

Chase wasn't cautious around her either, nodding. "Have fun then, Miss Everheart. If you'll excuse me…"

He took a few steps, then turned around all of a sudden with a mysterious expression. "Miss Everheart, we have a forbidden zone within the pawnshop. If you see any 'Do Not Enter' signs, I hope you can suppress your curiosity and refrain yourself from entering. Else… you'd have to face serious consequences!"

After hearing this, Renee felt a wave of delight. 'Tsk tsk, this is exactly what I was waiting for!'

"Don't worry, I have a brain. I normally wouldn't trespass unless absolutely necessary."