Perfect Husband, The Destined One novel Chapter 115

The antique seller was in shock and kept nodding his head. He did not dare to go against Felix's words.

"Pass the phone to Brother Darryl!" he demanded.

When the cellphone was handed to Darryl, Felix's voice trembled on the other end of the line.

"Brother Darryl, it's my fault. I didn't control my people properly. I will go over there now to apologize t o Miss Young now..."

"No, no need..." Yvonne spoke up, still stunned. How could she let Felix apologize to her?

Darryl shook his head. "It's alright, you don't have to come here. Just make sure to control your people in the future. He was lucky it was just me today, or he would have been in big trouble."

"Yes, sure, Brother Darryl. You are right," Felix replied.

Darryl did not want to say more and went on to disconnect the call.

The antique seller was about to cry. He kept bowing to Darryl.

"I am sorry. Extremely sorry, Brother Darryl. If I knew that you were friends with Brother Felix, I would not have dared to do this."

He then apologized to Yvonne and handed her the

porcelain plate as he spoke.

"Let's go, then," Daryl said, turning around to leave. A small stall in the corner caught his eye, displaying a pot of flowers.

The flowers were exceptional. The petals were dainty, but they blossomed nicely. What was more remarkable was its leaves. Half were light green, and the other half was dark green. At a glance, it looked like it was painted on.

"What type of flower is this?" Darryl was intrigued as h e asked the seller.

The seller handed Darryl the pot of flowers.

"Brother Darryl, I picked these up from up the hills by accident. I thought they were a rare breed, so I brought them back home. After doing some research, I discovered it was called a Bicolor Flower. It is indeed a rare plant."

Bicolor Flower?

The name sounded so familiar. Where had he seen it before?

Darryl gave it a deep thought. Yes, it was mentioned in the "Infinite Elixir" manual. The Bicolor Flower was an ingredient for the production of many types of medications.

In fact, Bicolor Flower was the key ingredient for many medicinal concoctions.

"How much will you sell this for?" Darryl asked.