Chapter 82: An Unreliable Husband
That necklace was too valuable to sell outright.
‘But maybe I could use it as collateral to borrow some money?’
So, I took the sapphire necklace to the Barcot Bank in Goldrain.
The bank director rushed out to greet me, and though surprised when I said I wanted a loan, he agreed without hesitation and handed me 150,000 coins—a huge sum.
When asked if he needed to appraise the jewel, he waved it off, saying, “For Her Highness, that alone is proof enough.”
I passed all the money directly to Alchent as investment capital.
It was 300 times the amount of my dowry. Even as I handed over the check, my hands trembled.
Still, if the investment succeeded, my personal fortune would grow. If it failed, the necklace would be lost.
‘The only thing I can do now is help make sure Alchent’s business succeeds.’…
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