The Whole Family Spoils the Reborn Hidden Queen novel Chapter 114

Chapter 114 Prejudice

After all, this was Larissa’s first time in Eldercrown.

Did she even know her way around the city?

Would she get lost?

Did she know where to buy medicinal herbs?

But by the time Isaac hurried after her, Larissa had already vanished without a trace.

Half an hour later, Larissa arrived at the black market.

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The black market was Eldercrown’s only lawless zone, a place where rare items unavailable anywhere else could be found.

Of course, high rewards always came with high risks.

Larissa disguised herself as the Wonder Doctor before entering.

She remembered that there was a medicinal herb shop here.

That shop carried the herbs she needed.

After weaving through twisting alleys, guided by memories from her past life, she found the shop.

Larissa stepped inside and handed the attendant a list. “I want everything on this list.”

The attendant took the paper and read it carefully, then looked Larissa up and down with open disdain.

“Are you sure you want to buy these herbs?

“These are extremely rare and very expensive.

“Can you even afford them?”

Larissa’s eyes turned icy as she stared straight at him, as if she could pierce holes through him with her

gaze.

“Oh?” Larissa let out a cold laugh. “You run a business, yet you look down on your customers like this. Is this how you treat people here?”

Intimidated by her presence, the attendant instinctively stepped back, but he still spoke stubbornly.

“I’m not discriminating. I’m just telling the truth. Look at yourself. Dressed so plainly. How could you possibly afford herbs this expensive?”

Larissa’s expression darkened further as she stepped closer, reducing the distance between them.

“And what makes you so sure I can’t afford them?”

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Chapter 114 Prejudice

There was unmistakable anger in her voice.

“Are only people dressed in luxury qualified to buy herbs here?

“Does your boss know you treat customers like this?”

The attendant wavered under her words but forced himself to stand his ground.

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“I didn’t say that. I just don’t believe you can afford it. If you can really pay 20 million, I’ll personally bring the herbs to you.”

“Then open your eyes and look carefully.” Larissa pulled out a black card from her pocket and handed it to him.

“Go ahead. Run it.” Her voice was cold and unwavering.

The attendant had never seen a black card before and sneered.

“Came here pretending without money? Handing me a fake card? I’ve never seen a card like this.”

“Just run it. Your ignorance isn’t my problem.”

Larissa had run out of patience, her voice filled with irritation.

The attendant hesitated, then reluctantly took the card to the register.

A moment later, he returned, and this time, he wasn’t alone.

Behind him stood a well–dressed, distinguished middle–aged man–the owner of the shop.

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