The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 69

“Go on. Keep cutting,” Leon urged calmly.

The staff cut a few more times but all that came out of it was gravel inside and

nothing else.

“Still nothing?”

“That’s unlikely!”

“Is it possible that there’s not even any low- to mid–grade jadeite inside this rock, not even pea–greens or flower greens?”

The shock that everyone felt was such that they did not even bother to bemoan. Leon’s bad luck anymore!

Low- to mid–grade jadeite was the least that such good–quality raw jade stone would usually produce, but nothing of the sort was seen yet. Under such circumstances, he was better off buying a piece of raw jade stone that was extracted from pea–green jade!

Even if he were to find some clear jadeite inside, Leon will still be making a loss–it was only a matter of how much that loss was!

“Just keep cutting.”

Leon’s heart sank and the calmness that he initially began to slip away.

but still, there was only gravel inside with no signs of

raw stone was reduced into a polygon that was slightly larger than a palm. It was clear

pointless.

There

just

shook their heads and sighed -some had

big idiot!” Brody cackled so hard that he nearly rolled around on the floor in laughter. At the same time, he was

bidding 100,000 bucks, otherwise, he would

money but now you squandered it all on a

sank. He sensed a pure and powerful aura from within that raw jade stone, albeit fleeting.

his mind that there would be nothing after the raw jade

was cut!

doubt whether

last cut. I’ll do this time!” Leon believed what he

it’s already so small. It’s a stretch for you to cut it again in the hopes of finding something. My advice to you

if there’s some pea–green jade inside, it’ll be worth maybe fifty bucks, tops!”

fifty bucks when you’ve already lost more than a million?”

burst into laughter, and many felt that Leon was being desperate because he could not afford to

left now that things have come to this point? If I were you, I’d lower my head

jibe, aimed the stone cutter