"You two look unfamiliar. Is this your first visit to Antiques Street?" A street peddler immediately said


    when Sean and Willow walked past his stall.


    Sean and Willow stopped and looked at the street peddler.


    Willow asked curiously, Peoplee and go from Antiques Street every day. Do you remember


    everyone''s faces?"


    "Um... Well..."


    The street peddler was speechless, and then his eyes glowed before he said, "To be honest, I''ve been


    talented since childhood. I have a photographic memory! Ordinary-looking people aside, how can I


    forget a match made in heaven like the two of you if I met you before?"


    Willow smiled and nodded. No woman disliked beingplimented on her looks.


    Sean said nothing but smiled and shook his head.


    The street peddler suddenly stopped them because of their standout appearances. It was obvious that


    they were not ordinary people. In short, they were marks for scams. Getting one sale could make them


    enough money to livefortably for some time.


    Although Willow had taken over some of the Quinn family''s businesses in the past two years, she still


    did not know people as well as Sean.


    The street peddler''s eyes were full of naked greed, obviously treating Sean and Willow as suckers to


    be scammed and preparing to trick them.


    "Look at what I have here. Every single one was just dug up in thest few days. They''re genuine


    antiques! Look, I haven''t even had time to brush off the dirt on the antiques and have already put them


    up for sale! I cant say


    anything about the other street peddlers in Antiques street, but what I have here is definitely premium


    stuff! You''re lucky to buy something from me!" The street peddler immediately said with a smile after


    stopping Sean and Willow in front of his stall.


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    Willow did not think much but bent down and studied the goods. The various goods were still covered


    in soil, but the soil had hardened slightly and was even cracked a little. The street peddler did not lie


    about it being dug out.


    The dirt had indeed been dug out of the ground in thest few days, but it was unclear whether the


    items covered in the dirt were dug out of the ground in thest few days or bought from a factory.


    Sean quickly scanned all the things on the floor and knew at a nce-all were cheaply produced


    knockoffs.


    The oldest thing was probably the rag lying on the floor. The rag was slightly yellowish with many holes.


    Anyone could tell it was beyond its lifespan.


    Sean smiled and shook his head but did not immediately take Willow away from the stall. Since Willow


    was interested in the items, he was happy to apany Willow.


    Willow looked seriously at the things on the ground. After observing them for some time, Willow


    suddenly picked up an item. It was a bronze pot no bigger than an adult''s palm. It was also covered


    with thick soil and was heavy.


    When Willow picked up the bronze pot, the street peddler''s eyes lit up as he immediately said, "Oh!


    You have a good eye! You saw the best thing I have right away. This bronze pot is my stall''s prized


    item! I had it authenticated by an antique appraiser who told me that the bronze pot is probably over


    600 years old!"