Gambling Stones - Chaebol's Wife

Chapter 62 The Second Auction of Life and Death (3)
Su Fei quickly responded, and while the people present were still immersed in the atmosphere of the auction, she stood up from her seat, bowed halfway, and walked out of the venue.
After all, the air outside is relatively fresh.

Seeing that there was no one around, Su Fei stretched a little, thinking of going to the duty-free shops in the venue to have a look at the finished jadeite.

He randomly picked a shop and walked in. Looking inside through the bright glass cabinet, there were quite a few bracelets and face rings, as well as jadeite earrings and pendants that were of good quality.Of course, there are also some other jewelry on sale, including pearls, rubies, and sapphires.

After all, Myanmar is a country rich in gemstone mineral resources.In addition to the unique jadeite, there are also precious and gorgeous gemstones such as gold, tree jade, sapphire, ruby, etc., which are really the supreme gift of nature.

It's just that when Su Fei asked the sales lady to take out a box of jadeite necklaces from the glass counter, she was a little disappointed.

During the period of studying under Qin Cong, she still has a lot of benefits. She knows a lot of things that she didn't know before. For example, one of the most important aspects of jewelry appraisal is to look at handwork. After Qin Cong explained to her with a lot of examples , she could already tell at a glance where the carving of a piece of jadeite came from.

And these jadeite pendants are handmade either from Guangdong or Yunnan. They are all processed in China and then sold back to Myanmar.

The entire tray of jadeite pendants did not suit Su Fei's eyes.

The sales lady was used to seeing customers from China on the market, and at this time she also said in a blunt and strange Chinese, "Miss, do you want to see the earrings, very beautiful earrings, the water is very good."

Su Fei followed the sales lady's movements and looked in another direction, and sure enough, in another small tray, she saw neatly arranged, large and small jadeite earrings, all of which were emerald green ice species with excellent color and luster. It is also more simple and refined.

After picking in the tray for a while, Su Fei chose a pair of soybean-sized jadeite earrings. This size would neither look too eye-catching nor too stingy, and it was the best in the tray in terms of color and land.

Su Fei had her ears pierced since she was a child, but she never wore earrings or pendants. She only wore a pair of small, unremarkable silver studs. Once her long hair covered her, she basically couldn't see anything.

After taking off her earrings, she took the jadeite earrings from the saleswoman's hand, put them on, and took a picture in front of the mirror. With her fair skin and emerald green jadeite, she couldn't help but feel a little absent-minded.

After looking at it for a while, Su Fei decided to buy the pair of earrings, so she took them off and said to the sales lady, "I want to buy this pair of earrings, how much is it?"

"Five thousand five hundred dollars." The sales lady said while wrapping the earrings.

Su Fei was stunned for a moment, "Can't you pay in Euros?" Because the public market can only pay in Euros, she almost changed all the money she carried with her into Euros, occasionally there are a few US dollars, but the denominations are not very big.

The sales lady's hand that was packing also stopped, and she said to Su Fei seriously, "The settlement is in US dollars."

Su Fei's expression darkened. It seemed that she couldn't take the pair of jade earrings away today, when she was about to tell the sales lady to put the earrings away.

A stack of dollar bills was placed on the glass case in front of the sales lady.

Su Fei looked back in surprise, but when she saw the other party, her eyes widened even further.

Mukun Sha?
Generally, Burmese people are relatively thin and small. Wearing dark green and large military uniforms will inevitably make people feel as funny as children wearing adult clothes.

And the slender man in front of him, dressed in a dark green military uniform, was either Mu Kunsha or whoever he was.

Mu Kunsha stared straight at Su Fei's face for a few seconds before saying, "Wrap these earrings." Mu Kunsha gave instructions to the sales lady in Chinese with a slightly hoarse voice.

The sales lady looked at the two guards with guns behind Mu Kunsha, she was already frightened out of her wits, she hurriedly put the earrings into the white box, and tied a knot on it with a silver ribbon.

Su Fei really didn't expect that Mu Kunsha would also run out of the venue, and even ran to this duty-free shop to buy a pair of earrings from herself. She was so shocked that she even forgot to turn around and leave.

He just watched Mu Kunsha ask the sales lady to wrap the box, then held it in the bony hand, and then stretched that hand towards him...

Su Fei took half a step back in shock, looking at the great Burmese warlord in bewilderment.

Seeing that Su Fei didn't answer, Mu Kunsha simply handed it to her.

Subconsciously, Su Fei was afraid that the box would fall on the ground, so she had to reach out to catch it.So, the box containing the pair of jade earrings fell into her hands.

"Give it to you." Mu Kunsha looked at Su Fei indifferently.

"..." Su Fei looked at the earring box in her hand in horror, as if the box had turned into a grenade that could explode at any time.

Mu Kunsha was a little dissatisfied with Su Fei's expression, and ordered simply and straightforwardly, "Take it."

Su Fei blinked her eyes, still holding the earring box in a daze.

Mu Kunsha looked at Su Fei for a few more seconds, as if confirming that she would not throw away the earrings he gave him after he left, and then turned around and prepared to leave.

It wasn't until Mu Kunsha walked to the door of the store that Su Fei realized it, and unconsciously shouted, "Wait!"

As expected, Mu Kunsha stopped, turned around slowly, and continued to stare at Su Fei.

I don't know where the courage came out of nowhere, Su Fei actually ran to Mu Kunsha with the box in her arms, and said seriously, "Well, thank you for paying for me, this pair of earrings is 4000 in total. US dollars, I only have euros with me, and if I exchange them, it will be... more than [-] euros..." Su Fei took the money out of her bag while talking, and counted out eight [-]-face value euros, paused, and added another One, and then put a handful of money in front of Mu Kunsha, and said seriously, "Well, [-] euros."

Mu Kunsha's expression on the surface was still indifferent, but there was a deep sense of powerlessness in his heart.

It was the first time he encountered the matter of buying things for a woman, and the woman had to pay for him.

(End of this chapter)