Making Millions With The Eyes Of God by Eric Gus

Charlie felt completely helpless at this time. Jacob had just broken the Yuhuchun vase in the morning, and yet, as soon as he had stepped out of the house, the old man had actually taken advantage of his absence to sneak out and explore Antique Street again.

That was just so typical of him. He would never learn from his mistakes.

Jacob laughed as he asked them in a mysterious manner, "I meant that these celadon cups are worth more than half a million dollars! Why don't you guess how much I bought them for?"

Claire hesitated for a moment before replying, "Three hundred thousand dollars?"

"No! Guess again!" Jacob replied as he waved his hand.

"Two hundred thousand dollars?"

"That's not right either!"

Charlie glanced at the pair of celadon cups in his father-in-law's hand and he instantly knew that the cups were fake and only worth a few hundred dollars.

Just then, Jacob smiled as he exclaimed excitedly," Haha! I bought it for only three hundred dollars! Isn't that amazing?"

as she looked at him in disbelief. "Are you serious?! These cups only

you three hundred dollars?"

joy.

selling these cups was not an expert in this field. Therefore, I already got someone to check and verify the cups for

as she picked one of the cups up in her hand,

stood aside as he nodded with a calm expression on

but he did not want to expose the truth since it was rare for the old

like a cat that had just stolen a fish! As he continued to celebrate, Jacob spoke once again, "The seller also told me that this is not the complete set. In fact, he said that his boss would bring the rest of the cups to the shop tomorrow. I will head over to his

frowned before he

of these celadon cups. Let's talk about this..." Jacob glared at Charlie before reprimanding him." What gives you the right to teach me anything about antiques? Are you

manner, "No, no, you can do whatever

could

even if the old man was cheated, it was not his

or drink with these cups anyway. Besides, there is such a huge difference between the price of the cup and the value of the cup. We have yet

just buy the cups for three hundred dollars and sell it for five hundred thousand