The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 53

Read The Ultimate Husband [by Skykissing wolf] Chapter 53 – Elsa Lyndon furrowed her brows as she stood at the side.

Even though she seldom talked to Darryl, she was still a member of the Lyndon Family. If Darryl were to make a fool of himself, would she not be embarrassed as well?

When Kingston realized the identity of that young man, and after a brief moment of stupor, he said, ” Aren’t you the Lyndon family’s son-in-law?”

Before he could continue, Yvonne interrupted softly, ”Dad, he is the honorary antique appraiser I hired!”

‘What?’!’

Everyone tried to stifle their giggles. ‘What? He is a reputable antique appraiser? More like famous trash. The Lyndon family can’t wait to get rid of him because he is useless! And Yvonne made him the honorary antique appraiser? That’s funny!’

Kingston sighed as he stared at Darryl. Then he nodded and did not say anything else.

The Young family’s properties had fallen under the management of Yvonne Young. She had done an excellent job. ‘Since my daughter hired this young man, I guess he must be a talented man?’ Even though Darryl’s name was dragged through the mud in Donghai City, Kingston believed in his daughter.

With Kingston’s consent, Darryl stepped forward and scrutinized the porcelain vase!

Everyone else was silent.

However, the atmosphere was obviously different than before that.

When Kingston appraised the vase, everyone waited respectfully. However, at that moment, they watch Darryl like he was a clown.

An honorary antique appraiser?

‘Yvonne Young is still too green. She must have believed the young man because of what had happened last time.’

‘Well, let’s wait and see how he embarrasses himself.’

The other antique store owners had the same thoughts.

Yvonne, on the other hand, waited anxiously.

She thought that Darryl was overconfident about the situation. ‘Why would he want to look at it again after my father had appraised it?’

‘My dad would definitely blame it on me if he were to make a blunder.’

Darryl studied the vase carefully for a few seconds. Then he suddenly reached out and stroked the porcelain vase a few times.

“What are you doing? Can you afford to pay for it if you were to break it?” The bald man scowled, and he told Darryl off quickly.

Darryl’s action might seem random or on a whim, but it looked like he had paid great attention to the detail.