Irish learned a lot during this period, but she still did not understand Tuell's behavior, and before they got into his shop, she asked Joseph, "Now that his shop is open to visitors of this country, how can his diamonds be so precious?" In her impression, the diamonds in the shop that do this kind of business with visitors generally catered to a lower demographic, and their products weren't as expensive.
But Joseph corrected her, "His collection of diamonds will never be opened to regular visitors."
Belle added, hearing this, "We have cooperated with Tuell for many years."
Then Irish understood the reason.
In South Africa, where the security situation was bad, acting in a low-key manner was for safety. But she still never expected that his shop would be so inconspicuous. Compared to the domestic decoration standards, the diamond shop could be described as simple.
