The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 273

Mirabella strolled leisurely into the exhibition hall, taking her time as she wandered through the displays. Of course, due to the museum’s strict policies, all the artifacts and treasures were secured behind special counters, safely ensconced under glass made of a unique material. Visitors were only allowed to admire the pieces from a distance of one meter.

The exhibition spanned two floors. On the ground level, artifacts dating from the 15th century to the late 19th century were showcased, and their value was beyond any conceivable estimate.

After perusing the first floor without finding what she had come to see, Mirabella made her way to the second floor. The second-floor collection was even more illustrious, with items so precious they could easily be deemed world-class treasures. The security here was tighter than downstairs, with surveillance that left no corner unchecked.

Standing at the foot of the stairs, Mirabella casually adjusted the brim of her baseball cap as if by accident, then sidestepped towards a wall niche. She then slipped out a pair of seemingly ordinary glasses and put them on. Instantly, her vision was filled with a dense grid of infrared beams surrounding the rare exhibits. To trigger one would sound the alarm, and some of these security measures were even potentially lethal. The designated pathways, set a meter from the displays, were the only safe zones.

Mirabella smirked, tilting her cap even further, and took a quick glance around the second-floor gallery. Less than a minute later, she removed the glasses and tucked them away.

At the center of the exhibition, under the most advanced security apparatus, lay an emrald pendant adorned with an intricate pattern. Its splendor was enhanced by the focused lighting of the display case. The emerald was practically flawless. Its lifelike carvings were a testament to the craftsmanship of that era. Mirabella’s eyes sparkled with admiration. “Truly a stunning piece,” she murmured.

The second-floor gallery had other visitors apart from Mirabella, including a small group of onlookers and two people who stood with their arms crossed, seemingly engrossed in a conversation about the emerald — all in unknown language.