Chapter 166

The necklace was already ready, and Elder Shear called to ask Leon for his address so he could send the necklace over. Leon saw that it was about time for him to get off work, so he did not want to trouble Elder Shear. He made an appointment with Elder Shear, and prepared to go over himself to get it after work. He would get to thank Elder Shear as well. The Shears were one of the four great families of Springfield City, and was the one that kept the lowest profile out of the four. Their manor was at the foot of a lush, green hill. The scenery was incredibly beautiful. It looked like a paradise. It looked like an amazing place to hide away and rest. In the courtyard, Elder Shear was at the center of the garden and was playing chess. The man in front of him was a young man about thirty years of age. The young man had sharp eyes, and looked incredibly dignified. He was Harvey Shear, Elder Shear's grandson and the most gifted man in that generation. He was the first in line to take