Mrs. Di Shao is abusing the scum again

Chapter 344
"It seems to be the old pit glass species." Tang Moyun was not sure, and told the stone interpreter: "Cut them all out and have a look."

"Yes."

With a knife falling, a few minutes later, a piece of jade the size of a pigeon egg was separated from the original stone.

After sanding and cleaning, the color is more brilliant.

Tang Moyun held it in his hand and looked at it: "It's really an old pit glass, Qianchi, you're really lucky."

Picking two randomly from a pile of relatively inferior rough stones, and one of them will turn out green, this is really unlucky.

"It seems that I am really lucky."

Bai Qianchi smiled, and took the jade that Tang Moyun handed her.

The whole body of the jadeite is turquoise, the color is not bad, and it feels very good, just like those processed jewelry on the market.

"How much can this sell for?" Bai Qianchi asked curiously.

"After all, this piece of jadeite is expensive and the color is good, but there are some spots on the surface. If you make a pair of earrings or rings, it can sell for 200 million to 300 million yuan in the market."

... two, three million?

Damn, the money came too fast.

Just such a small piece is worth several million, and if she spends money to buy this rough jadeite, it will only cost one or two hundred yuan.

Because Bai Qianchi didn't know much about the varieties of these jadeites, when he got the rough stones just now, he randomly took a piece and put it on top of the comparison.

Raw stones of this grade can cut out millions of emeralds.

I don't know what rare species can be cut from the rough stone with high grade and good appearance.

Thinking about what Tang Moyun said just now that a high-grade rough stone can sell for several million, it is understandable to think about it now.

But betting on stones is still very risky.

But it doesn't exist for her.

Bai Qianchi handed back the jade in his hand to Tang Moyun.

"Huh? You don't want it?"

"I didn't spend any money on it."

"You picked this, of course it's yours, or you can pay 100 yuan to buy this rough jadeite now." Tang Moyun joked.

"Forget it, it's useless for me to hold it. Your Tang family has a jade processing factory, so you should keep it."

"Okay." Tang Moyun knew that Bai Qianchi was not short of money, so he handed the jadeite to Master Jieshi.

"By the way, Qianchi, the Stone Gambling Conference will be held here on Sunday night, are you coming?"

Bai Qianchi thought for a while: "Did you invite Emperor Shaojue?"

"Although there are jewelry stores under the Di Clan, Young Master Di did not participate in such occasions in previous years."

"Then I'll come."

"..." Tang Moyun was a little dazed, she thought Bai Qianchi asked if Young Master Di would come, and she wanted to say that she would come when Young Master Di came, but she didn't expect that she would only come when Young Master Di came.

After Bai Qianchi was reborn, he didn't have to spend time doing part-time jobs, so it was quite boring.

So she became very fond of joining in the fun, especially this kind of fun that she hadn't participated in before.

And if the vinegar jar knew about it, she would definitely not be allowed to come.

So, she could only come secretly.

"Then I will find you."

"Ah."

At this moment, Bai Qianchi's cell phone rang.

Looking at the words "Kiss my husband" in the note, Bai Qianchi felt a little ashamed.

"I'll take a call."

"Hmm." Tang Moyun saw the caller ID because he was standing relatively close to Bai Qianchi.

Looking at Bai Qianchi who was on the phone, Tang Moyun smiled.

There is relief, envy, and blessing in this smile.

"Hello?" Bai Qianchi walked a little further before connecting the phone.

"Husband doesn't bark, what are you doing?" A certain man corrected dissatisfied.

"Why are you calling me?"

"Come back with me."

Bai Qianchi was not in a hurry to refuse this time, because they have already left school, and this place is not far from Di Shaojue's company...

　Wu Hua: I won’t tell you that at 23:18, I lost the [-]-word manuscript, and then I desperately rushed.

　　This is definitely the shortest chapter I've written in a book.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)