Meanwhile, Raymond had no idea that he was being targeted as soon as he returned to Antique Street.

He had reached the middle where rows of three-floored buildings stood, the largest on the street, and where Vintage Deluxe was.

It was not closed yet as tradition on Antique Street was for stalls to open in the morning and close in the afternoon. In comparison, shops opened later and closed later.

With the difference of two to three hours, they could afford to have customers who had lower purchasing power or were just window shopping to stroll through the outdoor stalls. Then, when they were gone, customers with actual purchasing power would come on their own time.

As Raymond arrived outside Vintage Deluxe, Mick just finished his meeting with his employees, summing up, "So, does anyone have anything to do tonight?"

They all shook their heads, answering as one, "No!!!"

Mick nodded. "If there's nothing else, stay back for overtime. Ask for some spicy crayfish and beer for dinner."