Game Over No Second Chances novel Chapter 187

The next day, Serena and Alicia finished reviewing the retail properties under Amber Group.

Alicia explained, "When Amber Group first started, they invested in a lot of retail properties for long-term growth. That's how people like Shania managed to stick around and leech off the company. These stores bring in decent profits because the headquarters can't interfere directly."

Serena skimmed through the list. The closest one was a second-hand luxury store in a nearby shopping district.

"Perfect. I could use the driving practice," Alicia said, twirling her car keys.

The two soon arrived at the second-hand luxury store.

When they arrived at the store, Serena immediately spotted several rich wives and mistresses. They were all wrapped up discreetly, sneaking in to sell the luxury items their men had gifted them.

They lingered at the counters, waiting for price estimates.

Serena didn't expose them. But a familiar voice came from the corner.

"That's way too low! These two bags cost me over a hundred thousand each in required purchases just to get them!"

"Apologies, madam. But as you mentioned, that was two years ago. The market has changed. And based on current trends, this is the best price we can offer."

The sales associate typed out a number on the calculator.

Rachel frowned at the quote.

The bags weren't big. But back when she bought them, she had spent nearly a million dollars to secure them. Now, their resale value had plummeted to tens of thousand of dollars.

But this was already the most generous second-hand store in the area. If she didn't sell here, the next store might offer even less.

"Fine, whatever. I've got more expensive pieces anyway," Rachel muttered.

Just as Rachel was about to give her account details for the transfer, a figure approached from behind.

"Older styles from two years ago might be outdated, but there are still customers who love vintage. How about adding another two thousand?"

The associate immediately looked up. Unlike luxury boutiques, second-hand stores required sharper instincts. One glance told her this was the new owner.