Chapter 76

Clenching the document tightly, Bryce continued to read the information.

Abelin was the son of Zorro Gabelman, the founder and largest shareholder of Zorro Auctioneers.

Zorro Auctioneers, which was affiliated with Zorro Trading in Jardington, had an annual revenue of tens of billions of dollars and was one of the largest auction houses dealing with antiquities in Jardington.

Bryce had never heard of Zorro before, either because he wasn't based in the country or because he kept a low profile.

However, it was obvious that the family was swimming in money.

Bryce stared at the information and pondered in silence.

Three years ago, Holly chose him instead of Abel.

At the time, he was paralyzed from the waist down due to the accident, so money was all he had.

Holly married him largely because her family needed money, so he assumed Abel was penniless.

But based on the information he had now, Abelin, if he were indeed the very same Abel, was in no way penniless.

Arthur noticed Bryce,