I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 30

Seeing that Oliver was not interested in these treasures, Joshua had no patience and casually ordered Fabian to take them to see the scraps outside. Then, Joshua found an excuse and got busy with something else.

Joshua was not interested in selling scraps because the profit wasn’t great. He could only earn more if he sold more.

Fabian was also lacking in interest since he wouldn’t get many benefits from selling scraps. Thus, he merely planned to bring Oliver to take a quick glance at the scraps before bringing Oliver to the next boss’ place.

Joshua’s courtyard was at least 100 thousand square feet, and dozens of piles of raw stone were piled up like mountains.

Oliver and Hailey were stunned by the scene!

There were at least 90,000 raw stones in that area. If they had to look through the raw stones one by one, they would have to spend infinite time there.

Oliver hesitated for a moment and started to stare at the stone. He thought, “Forget it. I’ll just identify them as much as I can. I might pick up a good deal if I can identify something, but I certainly won’t get anything if I never start looking.”

Oliver spent three seconds on one raw stone. He only looked at the information to see if the raw stone was valuable. If not, he would directly go to the next one.

In this way, he could basically identify a raw stone in 3 seconds, 20 raw stones in 1 minute, 200 raw stones in 10 minutes, and 600 raw stones in half an hour.

After only a few minutes, Oliver really picked out two raw stones. They were not big, and the sizes were similar to a small bowl, but they were all jadeites worth around 50, 000 dollars.

Around 50, 000 dollars was considered a small amount to Oliver and Hailey. But even a small profit was worth considering, and it was better to earn something than not earn anything at all.

Even someone who considered themselves an expert in stone gambling would still suffer losses, as they would usually choose stones with a good outer appearance. Especially old mine materials from official auctions. Then, they would lose money from that.

It was cheap to buy a stone from scraps. As long as one was lucky enough to get that stone, one was guaranteed to make money. So it really depended on one’s luck to strike a generous bargain.

Experience and observant skills were nothing.

Of course, Oliver’s skill was an exception. He might be the only person in the world who had that skill.

leave. Fabian thought, “But the raw stones here are all calculated by the ton. How am I

out a dozen stones. One of them was a basketball-sized raw stone worth over 300 thousand dollars, and the rest were

of getting good stones from scraps was actually very low, and one might be able to get more

at the mountain-like raw stone piles and shook his head. He

of them was a good jadeite. The difference was way too huge from the top jadeite Hailey wanted. It was

these stones. Ask Joshua how much he wants and I’ll pay for

wants to sell these, he

materials or how good their outer appearance looks. I choose the raw stones based on whether they’re appealing to the eye. If they are, I’ll want them. If they aren’t, then I won’t buy them. You don’t have to be so troubled. How about this… There are 23 raw stones in total. I’ll give you 40,000 dollars in total. No matter how much money you pay Joshua, it would be none of my business. Even if you only gave Joshua 200 dollars and earned 39,800 dollars yourself, it’s your business. The extra

dollars?” Fabian was

and said, “Of course. I can’t be paying you using Manchernius dollars, can I? You

1. Hahal”

Sure, Oliver. I’ll

by the ton. The 20 to 30 pieces of stones that Oliver chose weighed around 500 pounds

this way!

be good if Fabian could earn a few thousand dollars a month by swindling someone. He thought, “It’s truly lucky that I get

word, Oliver directly transferred 40,000

Money was hard currency.

into his pickup truck. He thought, “It seemed that Mr. Eastwood is really rich, for

Darren Warius’ house. Darren was the owner of another private mine. At this time, Fabian thought that whether Oliver bought good materials or scraps, Fabian would be enthusiastic. After all, Oliver would still pay Fabian a lot, even if Oliver

with an expert, he was still quite

watched Oliver

the skills and methods here,

seen Oliver doing stone gambling before,

Willie’s auction, except Oliver, who bought two

just luck. But both pieces were valuable stones, Besides, the other raw stones in the entire auction were scraps. Only these two raw stones were valuable. How could

17 million dollars by picking things up on the beach. Was

had long been sure that Oliver was an expert in