“This is..."

Among the four people who received the gift, Boden was obviously the most knowledgeable one.

As he stared at the small jade pendant in his hand, Long and carefully, Boden solemnly said, "I don't know if I can accept such a valuable gift."

After saying that, he sighed and reluctantly put the pendant back inside the gift box.

“I had no idea that Maria could make jade carvings," Rosalind said in surprise.

She found that her jade jewelries were not as good as the gift she had just received.

"She has a wide range of hobbies. Carving is just one of them," Anthony said with a smile.

His eyes faintly swept across Vivian as he said that. This seemed to have irritated Vivian who immediately became defensive.

“Even I didn't know that Maria was into carving. She must have bought these beautiful gift boxes online and put Master Vincent's logo there. But, I'm afraid that if the master finds out that the Smith family has come to own a counterfeit, he will be disappointed."

Vivian wasn't concerned with how Maria came to learn jade carving.

In truth, she didn't know much about jade carving as she didn't see anything special about it.

Besides, Vivian wasn't so easily convinced. After all, Maria was just a country bumpkin. How could she have anything to do with someone like Master Vincent?

The man was so famous around the globe that there were countless counterfeit goods being sold online using his name.

Although Vivian had never seen a counterfeit gift box with her own eyes, she simply assumed a fake box with the master's special Logo must exist in the market.

Lo and behold!

A shadow of doubt clouded Rosalind and the others' faces after they heard what Vivian had said.

To them, dignity was sometimes considered far more important than life itself.

Rosalind would rather suffer death than get caught bringing a counterfeit bag to a banquet.

They all wanted to refuse the gift that Anthony had given, except Boden. He was still Lost in deep thought.

Anthony seemed to see right through their minds. He just smiled at them instead of making the effort to explain himself