The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper
Chapter 620

Chapter 620

Lily knew that once Harriet agreed to gamble on stones with her in this area, Harriet would definitely lose.

Although both she and Harriet were not very familiar with gambling on stones, the salesperson in charge of this area had introduced her to all the raw stones that could produce precious gems. Even if Harriet was lucky, she could not win.

Harriet didn't even know that Lily had learned about every stone in this area.

Harriet could only apologize to her in front of everyone.

Lily would take the opportunity to humiliate Harriet and seek revenge.

Pleased with herself, Lily didn't notice the cunning look in Harriet's eyes.

Delbert, however, was not happy about Lily's proposal. Harriet stopped him from stepping in.

Otherwise, there would be no show to watch.

Harriet had figured out why Lily insisted on gambling in this area.

She had noticed the salesperson standing next to Lily.

Presumably, Lily had learned about all the raw stones in this area from the salesperson.

Lily was so delusional that she wanted Harriet to apologize to her in public.

Even if Lily had already learned about the raw stones, Harriet didn't think she would lose.

After all, Alan was a top figure in the gem industry.

Harriet narrowed her eyes and approached Lily without losing her momentum.

"If my stone is more valuable than yours, you will apologize to me. How does it sound?" she said.

Lily was overjoyed and quickly agreed to her request. "Okay, it's a deal!"

She didn't care what kind of request Harriet had made.

Lily firmly believed that she would win.

Harriet knew nothing about stone gambling, while she had learned about the best stones in this area. It would be her who laughed the last.

Those women around Lily shared her thoughts and watched the fun.

They saw it when the salesperson introduced the raw stones to Lily.

Harriet had outdone Lily in the past, but she was going to lose this time.

It was really fun to watch.

Lily immediately began to select raw stones, while Harriet walked around, casually picking up several stones and putting them down after some thought.

After a while, Harriet's eyes suddenly lit up. She picked up a not-so-noticeable stone and signaled to everyone that she had made her choice.