Chapter 678

In business, maintaining harmony was key. While Carson had disliked the back-and-forth of haggling, he shouldn't have let his frustration show so openly. Not just Andrew but even the other customers around them were visibly displeased. Some even placed their items down and walked out without a second glance. Carson, humiliated, glared at Andrew with icy eyes. He jabbed a finger at Andrew's face and shouted, "Who do you think you are to tell me how to do my job? "This is the Avila family's business. Based on your comment, I could have you thrown out right now," he continued, growing more irate. "If you know what's good for you, get lost now. If you anger the Avila family, your days in Miltonville will be far from pleasant." Carson's words became increasingly arrogant and condescending. If Caesar had not held him back, he might have charged Andrew with teaching him a lesson. Caesar, looking apologetic, turned to Andrew with a worried expression. "Mr. Hughes, I'm terribly sorry. Plea