Irrational Treasure Novels & Stories

Prince Allen shook his head and said with a sneer, "You want me to play the same trick again. I'm not a fool. I won't be so stupid as to let you fool me." After all the items were auctioned off, the auction house fell silent. The most important treasure tonight, the most precious treasure of the whole auction house, was finally on the stage. "Everyone, let's open the last treasure now. Please hold your breath and concentrate, and listen to my introduction!" The host introduced mysteriously and solemnly. No one knew what it was, but judging from his solemn look, it was definitely not an ordinary thing. "Let me tell you that this treasure is the Meteorite Metal of the Asian forbidden area of R

The skinny man shook his dreadlocks, took two steps forward, pointed at Windsor with his little finger, and said in a sharp voice, “Windsor Well, I’m warning you. Don't play any tricks in front of the five of us. You should know that members of the Five Elements will not interfere in the affairs of the secular world and disciples. If not for the secret treasure this time, we wouldn’t have come. If your information is wrong, don't blame the Five Elements for coming after you!” Windsor bowed and said to the man who was only as tall as his waist, “Lord Tudor, I wouldn’t joke with you about the ancient sage's secret treasure. A viewing party of the treasure was just held last night, but the trea

“I only brought it home to hide the concert tickets.” Comprehension dawned slowly, accompanied by a wide grin on his handsome face. “Your uber-secret hiding spot,” Marcus chuckled. “I looked right at them, didn’t I?” An arching brow confirmed his suspicions. “When you straightened my papers.” Miria smiled, wrapping her arms around him and pressing a kiss through his t-shirt into his wide chest. She loved that Marcus was arguably the nerdiest and most brilliant man she knew. He could talk technology specs and programming code with the most sophisticated computer geniuses in the business and could still dumb it down to her level without making her feel stupid. Yet he was categorically incapabl

She says, taking a tentative step toward my cave. “Damn Tana. When you said you had money, I didn’t think it meant that you had millions of dollars in jewels sitting in a cave rotting away.” Ishir says, coming awake and seeing my cave twinkling in the sunlight in various shades of red, green, blue and of course, the diamonds split the sunlight into a rainbow of colors. “They’re not rotting.” I say, walking in and running my fingers over my jewels, my possessions. They sing to me, and I feel their energy through my touch.

Treasure Trove still had tens of thousands of branches and all kinds of treasures accumulated over the years, so how could they be estimated immediately? Giving out a random price would be irresponsible to both buyers and sellers. “You are the head of Treasure Trove, so no one is more familiar with Treasure Trove than you. Who else could decide this if you’re not sure? Do you want me to decide?” Cedar said with a glare. “Um… Well… Let me think,” Valerio stammered.

It was a small room, hidden behind a secret door in the temple's inner sanctum. The room was filled with treasure beyond the team's wildest dreams. There were gold coins, jewels, and precious artifacts from all over the world. The team was amazed at the amount of wealth that lay before them. They carefully loaded the treasure onto their makeshift raft and set off back down the river. They knew that they had accomplished something truly remarkable, and they were excited to return home and share their story with the world.

He never hid anything from me, which made what I found next a special kind of hell. I went straight to his bank transfers. Recipient: Carmen Rodriguez. Amount: $800,000. Memo: Deposit for the villa. My hand started to shake. It wasn’t just rage. It was a surge of adrenaline. A thrill, even. The kind you get when your body reacts before your brain can, knowing your life is about to blow up. I searched "Carmen" in his contacts and pulled up her social media. First post: an ultrasound photo. Caption: "My little angel, four months along."

It was clearly something he kept close and handled frequently. "This is the good luck charm you gave me. I've carried it with me for the past three years. I never forgot you, Cece," Jim said. I reached out, took the pendant from his hand, and weighed it in my palm. Then, I casually tossed it aside. The pendant arched through the air and fell into the pond with a splash. "I don't want dirty things or sullied people," I stated plainly. Jim's face instantly drained of all color. He swayed on his feet, barely able to stay upright.

There was no turning back now. With a final click, the lock released, and the chest opened. Lucius’s breath caught in his throat as the contents were revealed to him. Gold. Piles and piles of gleaming gold coins, untouched by time. Each coin bore the Ravenswood crest, a testament to the family's wealth and influence. The soft glow of the gold filled the room, reflecting off the dim light above. Catherine moved closer, her eyes wide with disbelief. "Lucius… this is…" "Gold," he murmured, his voice thick with awe. "The Ravenswood treasure."

“You’re lucky Thomas came to me first, because Goldwing won’t give you a second chance. I told the wolves you were harmless. Don’t make me a fucking liar, Riordan.” “Fine,” he said angrily. “I won’t.” Rosalyn studied him. She knew it had to be difficult being the only one of your kind, unsure if you were the last one or not. “Go downstairs,” she ordered. “I’ll let Eden know you can have your pick, whatever you want tonight. Forget about the Alpha. Forget about the girl.” Rosalyn reached into her pocketbook and pulled a gold coin from it. It had the Ouroboros on one side and a fierce dragon head on the other. It was a symbol of elite membership for the dungeons below. She offered it to him.