I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 138

As Oliver and Manuel walked alongside Forest, Felix glanced at Oliver and then quietly asked Manuel, “Manuel, are you partnering with this young guy? Which family’s son is he?”

In Felix’s view, for Manuel to be speaking so highly of this young man, he must be trying to bask in his family’s glory and wealth.

Although Manuel had a fortune of over a hundred million dollars, among the truly wealthy, he was a small fish.

It’s not that easy to get into the rich world.

Of course, Manuel understood what Felix was thinking. He smiled and didn’t respond.

Felix smirked, thinking that this guy didn’t want to disclose the information, likely to avoid getting entangled with the wealthy second-generation as he had.

The sandalwood was stored in the factory’s main hall, lined up one by one and occupying a large portion of the space. Each piece of sandalwood had a description sign and a base price.

Forest explained as they walked, “These materials were sourced from our neighboring country. They’re quite cooperative over there, and as long as you pay, everything is possible. In our country, it’s nearly impossible to buy them anymore, because the authorities have imposed strict regulations on the logging of sandalwood due to its endangered status. The same goes for scentedwood. What’s available for sale now is mostly old stock from previous years.”

Manuel had experience gambling with sandalwood and whispered to Oliver, “These sandalwood materials are excellent. It’s quite rare to find pieces of this size. However, it’s a gamble just like with scentedwood. While in scentedwood, we gamble on whether there’s a burl or ghost face inside, with sandalwood, we gamble on whether the wood is hollow inside.”

Sandalwood is often called the “Emperor of Woods” and is considered the top-grade wood. Historically, it was primarily reserved for use by the royal family. The growth of sandalwood is very slow, with one growth ring appearing approximately every five years.

Besides, these rings aren’t very prominent. Additionally, sandalwood typically matures over 800 years. Most sandalwood logs develop a hollow center when they reach a diameter of 8 inches, which means that only the outer 8 inches of the wood can be used:

not as risky as scentedwood. Everyone knows that the profit of sandalwood

1 million and create a set of furniture, like chairs or sofas,

piece of wood, he said to Manuel, “Manuel, I don’t think we should get into this. The gambling difference is minimal. Essentially, it’s about buying these materials to create high-end furniture and making a profit from the craftsmanship and

in scentedwood or the excitement of gambling on raw jadeites, it just wasn’t as interesting,

Oliver and Manuel weren’t in the woodworking and processing business, so there was no

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and confirmed that there was nothing interesting. He then signaled to Manuel and said, “Manuel, let’s call it a day and head back to the

to the situation, and as soon as Oliver mentioned leaving, he

waiting.

car door and motioned for Oliver to get in first. Only then did the

money here. Staying around would

ones who made money today. This probably has something to do with skill. I noticed so many people coming today, and the fact that no one else

Haha. Your fee for

aback for a moment but then smiled and expressed his gratitude, and then he said, “Thank you, Mr.Camden. Honestly,

and said, “It’s not a big deal. We made more than 16.8 million dollars today. It’s nothing to give you 2,000

in such a short time?” The driver shouted. He was so shocked that he

on scentedwood. Everything we bet on has significant value. The others bought expensive scentedwood that turned out to be useless scrap wood. We purchased a total of 18 pieces, and each one is worth a fortune. Out of the 78 pieces of scentedwood pieces here, only 18 revealed ghost faces. We’ve

“luck”, but he knew deep down that

gambled on jadeites, he realized that Oliver’s abilities were beyond ordinary people’s imagination. Even those so-called top veteran players and appraisal experts can’t

of no concern to him. So, Manuel