The Understated Dragon Lord

Chapter 943 Wasted Opportunity

"Grant, I'm not lying to you! I'm serious! I'm really serious! I'm giving you a chance to make money!" Daniel said with such sincerity in his eyes that they sparkled even more than a clear night sky. "Rube, I honestly don't know if you're just plain dumb! You spent fifty thousand to buy this original stone from me, and then turned around and wanted to sell it back to me for two hundred thousand. That's a clear fifteen thousand profit for doing nothing at all! Meanwhile, I'm the fool who's supposed to fork over fifteen thousand?"

Grant shot back, "But here's the thing, country boy: I'm not stupid. I see right through your little scheme! So don't even think about getting me to buy that original stone for two hundred thousand. I wouldn't pay even twenty bucks for it! Because that thing is worthless it isn't even worth a dime!"

With that, Grant rejected Daniel without a second thought.

Daniel had known from the outset that Grant would turn him down. And that was exactly what he wanted! Because once Grant refused, and they cut open the original stone to reveal the jade worth five hundred thousand, Grant would finally understand what regret felt like.

Tonight's Jade Gambling event wasn't just about winning Grant's money; it was about making him so frustrated he'd be furious.

Daniel smiled at Grant, leaning in further. "Grant, I'll give you one last chance. You really don't want to buy this original stone for two hundred thousand? It's a chance to make three hundred thousand! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Are you sure you want to pass?"

"Absolutely!" Grant replied firmly.

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