The Rise Of The Unwanted Girl (Athena) novel Chapter 419

Chapter 419

Eloise was reluctant to leave, but a panting servant rushed up to her in a panic.

“Lady Eloise, something terrible has happened,” the servant said anxiously. “Our Aurora Atelier is in trouble.”

“What happened? Out with it!”

Since its inception, the exquisite crystal glassware crafted by the Aurora Atelier had been immensely popular among the nobility.

With its sky–high prices and unique charm, it was truly unparalleled in Pidence City.

The Monson family made a fortune from this venture.

Naturally, much of the credit went to Willow.

Now that the Monson family’s entire livelihood hinged on the Aurora Atelier, how could Eloise not be utterly distraught after hearing the news?

The servant gasped for breath and cried out in panic, “Our entire shipment has been stolen. Many customers have canceled their orders because there’s no stock left.”

Upon hearing this, Eloise’s face went deathly pale. She swayed unsteadily, nearly collapsing to the ground.

A maid rushed to steady her. “Lady Eloise, you must take care of yourself.”

“Hurry, help me get to the Aurora Atelier now.”

The maid hurriedly supported Eloise as they rushed out.

Athena was startled, secretly wondering who could be so formidable as to raid the goods of the Monson family.

She thought with glee, ‘But whoever it is, this is truly ingenious. How brilliant to have ruined the Monson family’s day on Willow’s wedding.’

With her mood instantly brightened, Athena walked with a brisk pace.

From a nearby loft, a masked man was watching in Athena’s direction.

He was dressed in an azure robe, with only half his face visible beneath a silver mask.

With long, slender fingers, he removed the mask, revealing a breathtakingly handsome visage.

Standing beside Ferris, a black–clad shadow guard reported respectfully, “Lord Ferris, the mission is accomplished.”

When news of the crystal glassware robbery reached the duke’s estate, Henry was so enraged he nearly collapsed on the

spot.

Clutching his chest, he was gasping for air for what felt like an eternity.

With his voice shaking, Henry asked, “How much of the shipment is left?”

The messenger boy trembled in fear, too terrified to respond as he watched Henry nearly faint from rage.

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