The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 483

‘Well, about that…”

Adie’s eyes darted around as he contemplated the question. He figured that he could not possibly let this man know that he was the villain Stefan Hunt’s own son himself, since that would lessen the chances that he would want to be his mother’s helper.

With that in mind, he told the man in a serious tone, “My daddy is Liam Osborne. You do know him, don’t you? Mommy told me that he’s not too shabby himself. He’s the future heir to the Osborne family, which is one of the eight great families of Beach City. Mommy also said that with the combined strengths of the Osborne family and the Everheart family, defeating the Hunt family is only a matter of time!”

“Is that so? Hmph, your mommy is pretty ambitious, isn’t she?”

Mr. Q’s words sounded especially curt and surly, as if he was upset about something.

‘Briar Desrosiers, you sly woman! How dare you lie to me?!’

‘But it’s fine,’ he thought. ‘It doesn’t matter whether this kid has the blood of the Hunt family or not. As long as he’s Renee Everheart’s son, then this deal is definitely worth it!’

car door and stepped out, striding into the pawnshop with his

if it was just another normal day of going back home for him. He was truly

long white coat warmly greeted the man as soon as he

this is the priceless

Carmine Pawnshop. Although he was still young, he was gifted with a pair of shrewd piercing eyes that made him the leading figure in the item appraisal circle. Everything in the pawnshop had to

Adie, he looked the boy up and down, scrutinizing

tell at a glance that he’s been brought up like a prince. He won’t be able to work much, and he won’t be worth that much money either. What need

few days ago that Mr. Q would go out and procure a new ‘ rare treasure’ he had found himself. He had not

about that,” replied Mr. Q. “All you need to do is make sure he is well

distance from the boy. But then Adie unexpectedly ran up to him and clung onto his leg like a koala bear before declaring in a pure

stiffened. He neither pushed the boy away nor

flower in full bloom. Then, in a voice that sounded as adult-like as he could muster, he said,