Novel & Cerita Brown Money Pieces

Sham relaxed and went back to his normal human self. "Gold, diamond, emerald, sapphire, pearl, you name it and of course SILVER" Adrian added. Sham took his time to look at every piece one by one as he hadn't seen this much treasure before. Having touched and observed every precious stone there, he paid full attention to the silver. It was shiny and grey! Who could have thought this pure thing could cause much harm. Unlike among the pack where silver didn't even exist, it was quite excess here and different objects were made from it. Adrian picked a silver gem and crushed it into powder with his fist.

She glanced at the Shaw family and said, "Is it really him who wants money to start another business, or is it you who wants more money for your luxurious lifestyle?" She smiled coldly and continued, "Has Clark been spending too much time at the casino these days? Did he lose everything? If he has money to gamble, why can't he invest in his brother's business? Isn't that the new limited edition LV handbag you are carrying, Mandy? If I remember correctly, it has been on the market for less than a month, and it costs no less than a thousand, right?" "And Mrs. Brown, your gold bracelet looks brand new. Did you buy it recently?" Flora's expression darkened with a sneer.

"Of course. I made a promise to you, and I'm going to keep it." After resting for a while, Wilbur got to his feet. Haron brought Wilbur to inspect the twenty thousand pieces of jade they had prepared. The pieces were all antique jade and emitted a faint fishy smell similar to the ocean. This smell was only recognizable to cultivators, an indicator that the quality of these jade pieces was the same as the two pieces Molton had given to Wilbur before. In fact, some of the twenty thousand pieces were of even better quality. Wilbur wasted no time at all, asking for Molton's bank account and making a call to have three hundred million dollars transferred over to him.

He asked staring them squarely in the face one by one. "You're the manager of the Auction, right?" He asked pointing to the man in the middle and he nodded vehemently nearly bursting into tears. "No, no no, don't cry." Bruno moved to him, adjusting the buttons of the man's shirt as he spoke. "It's alright, I just have a few questions. The black market is a complex place to navigate through and wind has it that the piece I paid millions for, is a rare twin piece, and guess what, my boys paid in full, but we only got half the parcel. Now, all I need to know is, why?" Bruno asked giving the man a crazy stare with the smile of an overmedicated person.

She wondered if Jackson would have eaten and decided to buy 2 more for another 5 pieces of copper. “Now I have 29 silver pieces and 90 copper coins.” Mira sighed as she sat in a corner eating her buns. She walked to the corner shop with hesitant steps, she wasn’t sure if the money she had was enough. She bought herself a set of large yarn of silk threads which had varying shades of green, red, yellow, blue, brown, white and black. This cost her 3 silver pieces. Needles of different shapes and sizes that she needed along with a bronze thimble cost another 3 silver pieces. Embroidery scissors were the cheapest. She got two of different sizes in a set for 1 silver and 30 copper coins; Slate fra

The jeweler was a family friend of Bolt so he found no other reliable person to design something precious for his precious one, hence them in his office. “Hey”. Bolt leaned down to peck his lips softly. “Hey you too”. Josh was gleaming with joy and happiness. “So Mr Josh and Mr Connan, I have pulled out some of the most in demand pieces from my collection. It varies from stone to stone and Carates. I have gold, white gold, rhodium and platinum. I can show….” “Wait. I don't need to see any of the collection because I know it will be the top class unique and enchanting.

Their forms were uncertain, constantly changing such that, in this second, one's skin seemed bone-white and then it was clay-red, or another's hair was long and sleek for a moment just to be a dark cloud of coils in the next, or the third's eyes changed from icy blue to amber-gold in a blink- but though their forms changed, their essence never altered and was as real and as infinite as the star-strewn sky or the tumultuous sea. By each were piles of gemstones: mossy heaps of small emeralds like water-smoothed pebbles, glittering pools of tear-drop sapphires that ranged from aquamarine to indigo, and heavy blood-red rubies the size of a raven's egg. Yet somehow the plain dice spread around th

An hour later, the chess set finally appeared. The host announced, "The next item up for auction is a pair of jade inlaid with gold, lightly engraved with blessings and longevity motifs, as chess pieces. This jade, known as the finest soft jade in the world, makes these chess pieces delicate and gentle. All thirty-two pieces have consistent color and quality.”

"Sir, the elixir." A young man stepped forward, carefully cradling a small brocade box as if it were a treasure, and placed it into Caenis' hands with both hands. The decorative box was crafted with great precision and appeared to be quite valuable. Even if someone said it contained priceless antique jade artifacts, no one would doubt it. Caenis lifted the lid to reveal a delicate little bottle made of fine white jade. "This is the Miracle Pill crafted by the legendary Dr. Brown himself. It is highly sought after by the wealthy and noble families in Kingsvale, with demand far exceeding supply." The young man confidently said, "Consider yourselves lucky today; you've come across the one and o

Daniel asked in agitation. Naya stood up and said softly, “Dan, it’s understandable why Mrs. Graham is mad.” “What do you mean?” Dan was puzzled, and so was Ava. Naya sighed while looking helpless. She pointed to the box Mrs. Graham threw away. “Dan, it’s normal for you to not know anything about jewelry. However, Mrs. Graham does. “This is from one of the international luxury jewelry brands. No one can buy this black diamond brooch in any outlets in Glendale.”