Eleanor Sterling turned her head and saw a woman standing nearby in a long dress.
She had long, curly hair and looked beautiful, with an arrogant demeanor that suggested an extraordinary family background.
Beside the woman was a man who appeared to be an assistant, attentively attending to her.
"Miss Crawford, do you like it? If you do, we can negotiate it down."
The stall owner saw another big spender coming over, and instantly broke into a smile, not expecting such a big sale today.
He immediately replied, "Miss, do you piece? The asking price is one hundred million. This young lady just showed interest in purchasing it."
After speaking, the owner gestured toward Eleanor Sterling.
Felicity Crawford glanced up at Eleanor with a cold smile, "Can you afford a hundred million?"
Eleanor laughed, amused by Felicity Crawford’s ignorance.
She wasn’t short of money, but that didn’t mean she would be a fool. Things, however good, must be worth their price.
"I can’t afford it." Eleanor shook her head.
Felicity Crawford smirked, looking triumphant, "Since you can’t afford it, then I will take it."
After saying this, she said to the stall owner, "Swipe the card."
The owner’s asking price was originally exaggerated, expecting customers to haggle, but he didn’t expect a big spender to buy it outright.
He excitedly packed it up right away, took out the card machine, afraid Felicity Crawford might regret not buying.
After swiping the card, Felicity Crawford gave Eleanor a contemptuous glance.
Seeing this behavior, Eleanor could only think of two words: fool.
A foolish wealthy woman is the easiest to deceive.
At this time, Felicity Crawford’s assistant seemed to recognize Eleanor Sterling, whispering into Felicity’s ear.
Felicity Crawford narrowed her eyes and looked at Eleanor Sterling.
"Are you the woman who had a child with Alaric Faulkner, coming from a small town?"
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Such a provocative statement, engaging with Felicity Crawford would be pointless.
Felicity Crawford smirked coldly and said, "I know you. In terms of status and background, you really are lacking. Alaric Faulkner chose a woman like you, who provides him no help at all."
From her conversation and information, Eleanor naturally recognized her as the Crawford Family’s daughter, the girlfriend of Alaric’s strongest rival, Zachary Faulkner.
Zachary Faulkner is Alaric’s toughest competitor, explaining Felicity’s hostility.
She calmly said, "The Crawford Family is merely a subordinate of the Jennings Family. Jennings Family members are discreet and don’t misuse their influence. Are you sure you’re a help to Zachary?"
With Eleanor’s comment, Felicity Crawford’s face darkened.
"Hmph, just trying to save face by force."
Felicity Crawford was no longer interested in speaking to Eleanor Sterling, feeling it beneath her status as a young lady to converse with a woman from a small town.
After purchasing, Felicity Crawford and her group left.
After she left, Eleanor Sterling sneered, looked at the stall owner who looked like he made a big profit, and said, "Owner, shouldn’t there be another piece just like that one? Bring it out for me to see."
The owner snapped back, hesitated for a moment, "Ah, Miss, you truly have an eye. Indeed, there is."
He took out an identical piece of jade from the counter, made from the same original stone.
"Miss, this is an old pit glass type, bright color, we can certainly discuss the price."
Eleanor looked at the piece before her, almost identical in size and material to the one Felicity had bought, and said with a smile, "You profited so much from her purely because she wanted to compete with me.
If it weren’t for that, this piece would probably be bargained down by half. I’ll take this one for eight million."