I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn
Chapter 7
Chapter 7
Seeing as the auction came to a “successful” end, Willie greeted everyone with a cheerful smile, “The auction is over. For those who won the raw stones, I’ll offer free on-site service if you wish to cut them here. Otherwise, feel free to take them back and cut them yourself.”
Following his lead, the bidders and onlookers headed toward the stone-cutting area.
Oliver glanced at the raw stone counter and approached one of the staff members. “Hey, I’d like to try my luck again. How much are these raw stones?”
The staff glimpsed at him and waved a hand. “These are 200 dollars each. Take whichever one you like.”
“Okay, I’ll try my luck with one, then!” Oliver casually picked up the stone he had already set his eyes on.
Next, he paid 200 dollars through a QR code at the counter, and the female cashier stamped a seal on the flat surface of the raw stone, indicating that it was a done deal..
Since it was only 200 dollars, Hailey didn’t rush to pay for it, merely following Oliver curiously. “The other raw stone that he has high hopes about is scrap?” she wondered.
At the stone-cutting area, a large crowd had gathered around the stone-cutting machine.
They were observing the cutting of raw stone number three.
Everyone stared with wide eyes, holding their breaths, watching the slightly limping experienced worker proceed with the stone cutting.
Oliver asked the staff to bring his two raw stones over and joined the crowd to witness the stone-cutting process by the
worker.
Excitement filled the air. This was the most thrilling moment in stone gambling, where the fate of fortunes hung in the balance, ready to be determined in the blink of an eye.
Once the raw stone was cut, the experienced worker turned off the switch, opened the lid of the stone-cutting machine, and gingerly retrieved the freshly cut piece. Then, he wiped the remnants of stone debris and fine powder away using a damp cloth, inspected the stone, and shook his head. “It’s a scrap!”
It was a complete failure!
Although the jade core inside the raw stone was not small, it was full of impurities and cracks, thus not very valuable.
Stone number three’s owner blanched and clutched his chest, croaking, “Again… Cut it again.”
He had spent 752 thousand dollars, hoping to strike it rich, but instead, the money had gone down the drain.
The experienced worker remained silent, repositioned the raw stone, and made another cut.
When customers who paid a lot of money for scraps were indignant, the worker generally did as told without objection.
His face was deeply lined with traces of age as he skillfully operated the stone-cutting machine by securing the half piece of stone and making another precise cut.
Once the cut was completed, he turned off the switch, opened the machine’s lid, and used a damp cloth to wipe the cut surface clean before presenting it to the customer.
“Sir, there’s no need to make another cut anymore.”
Despite a second cut, the stone’s inner core remained full of impurities and cracks.
Now, it was beyond salvation.
Stone number three’s owner’s face fell. He muttered in frustration but had no other choice than to accept the outcome.
Witnessing that, the owner of stone number two hesitated for a moment and decided not to cut the stone anymore. Instead, he would ask his worker to do it at home.
In reality, several major players who participated in the session owned gold stores and specialized in selling jade wares, hence having their own workers and machinery.
The experienced worker asked, “Is there anyone else who wants their stone cut?”
mine, then. Stone number one.” He then instructed the staff to carry
expensive piece on the
how would you like me to
worker. “You have plenty of experience in cutting stone,
we won’t harm the jade if it’s good. Further down would be the bracelet materials. If it’s good material, you can make at least five or more bracelets and a dozen pendants. If your bet is lucky, this piece will be
“I spent 1.04 million dollars on this stone. It’d better be good!
cutting plan, the worker secured the stone on the machine,
machine’s lid
with
sound unbearable. They merely stared at the machine
subsided, and the worker turned off the power to
but everyone watching held their breaths and fixed their eyes
cloth to clean the cut surface. Though he showed no expression,
The jade
was the worst kind
Manuel couldn’t
chance for him to ask the worker to make
the jade was exposed, the quality of it could basically be determined. Typically, the
cut would
worker contemplated and suggested to Manuel again. How about.
sullenly,
stone has such a great appearance and is the highest bid of the day, yet it turns out to be nothing but worthless junk. No one
cut, he
closely, Manuel saw the same fragmented and flawed junk, swearing
gathered around felt a chill run down their spine. Although they all had dreams of striking it rich, gambling was ultimately gambling. Nine out of ten times, the house
“Thank heavens Oliver held my hand and stopped me from bidding it. If not, I would’ve been the one losing over 1 million dollars rather than Manuel!”
the crowd and asked, “Anyone else
Sir, I’ll cut
as number seven and
certain about the accuracy of his ability. Therefore,
inside the raw stone, it meant his ability was
if it were accurate and correct, his life would be forever
pair of eyes capable of identifying any object, he would be more confident than even the world’s
cut open, the experienced worker powered down the machine, lifted the lid again,
worker all of a sudden. His exclamation immediately drew
stone displayed a combination of white and green colors, but the color was relatively uniform and lustrous as
It’s a lucky
anything, Hailey jumped in excitement. “Oliver, you really
quality of this jade is not bad. It’s negligibly inferior to pure jade, but the color is even. There’s a slight crack on the left side, but the right side is
ice
on this cut surface, it’s a real gamble to expect two bracelets’ materials. How about this? I’ll offer you 40,000
gander at Hailey, who left the decision
said to the experienced worker, “Sir,
further ado, the worker
core in the cut of the stone was similar in size to the previous cut. There were no cracks on this side, and it had good clarity
staring at it, having not expected Oliver to have
After processing into finished products, they can be sold for about 160 thousand
Oliver nodded smilingly. “Deal!”
from what his eyes had assessed. The actual prices in this line of business were hard to determine, so 80,000 dollars was
briefcase and quickly wrote a cash check for
exchanged the stone and the check
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