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Chapter 1300 Rove Breaks the Internet   

Author: Five Generals
Lil Dee’s accusation against Rove only worsened the already dire financial situation of the business.

Not only was Rove’s online shop boycotted, but its stores were deserted too.

While the new storefront in Golden Edge was under a facelift, a group suddenly barged in.

“Rove is shit! You didn’t even donate a thing during the city’s disaster. You sure are eager to take the store from Paladia Moose though!”

“Go to hell!”

“I will never buy anything from your store!”

The crowd outside the storefront grew amid the tirade of abuse. The new security captain of Golden Edge led his men to restore order to the place.

“Golden Edge and Rove deserve each other!”

“Come on. We are never shopping here again.”

The emotional crowd walked away.

It did not take long for the normally bustling Golden Edge to become empty and deserted.

Inside Rove’s store, Hart stared blankly at the trashed entrance.

The crowd had been gone for a while, but he was still locked in a trance.

“The distri
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