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His pupils gleamed with a faint golden light under the lamp, the edges of his vertical pupils barely visible, like a lurking predator slowly opening its eyes. "The book is too valuable," I said firmly, meeting his eyes. "We aren't close enough for me to accept such a gift." "If it can't make someone happy, even the most valuable book is just a few sheets of paper," Cyrus said indifferently, as if discussing something trivial. "If you don't like it, just throw it away." I was speechless. A $1.2 million book was not something I could just throw away, especially one I genuinely liked.

Jada promptly grinned. Frank smiled but said nothing. - Everyone was having a barbecue in the garden when a flash shot toward them. Frank smirked and snatched it out of the air, the light fading and revealing a prayer bead. Sylvie came over for a look and exclaimed, "That's at least pre-Renaissance and worth a hundred grand, if you can sell it!" Jada laughed at her words. "And here I thought it'd be worth millions." Sylvie shrugged. "You have the wrong idea here—not all antiques are worth money, especially prayer beads, since they're not particularly demanding on craftsmanship. They also lack archaeological value, so they're quite cheap."

Mango tilted her head annoyingly and looked at Nathaniel. "However, Nathaniel loved the way she smiled at this instant. " "How come I don't know that the thing that you left with Novalee worths more than these two jades? Do you know that these cool jades are the best red jades? According to the market price, the raw stones alone are worth nearly ten million dollars, let alone such exquisite hand-made carvings." "Hearing Nathaniel's question, Mango couldn't help but laugh and say, ""It's Walter! Walter's value and contributions worth far more than the two jades."""

Same long evenings when the children were asleep and the people we loved were somewhere in their own complicated orbit. We did not discuss this. Instead, we discussed the ethics of corporate consolidation, whether the mountain retreat Leander orchestrated was the most transparent manipulation either of us had ever witnessed, the best street food in three different cities, and a surprisingly heated disagreement about whether first editions are worth collecting or are simply expensive anxiety. "They are worth collecting," I said firmly. "They deteriorate," he countered. "You are essentially paying more for something that is less functional than a paperback." "That is exactly the point."

Lily, bless her heart, couldn't resist the temptation to step in and speak up for Scarlett. She opened her mouth, trying to brush things off. "Come on now, how much can those game materials really be worth? You heard it yourself—Joyce said she had to grind for them in-game, she didn't buy them." "Well, I'm sorry to say, but here's the valuation report. These game materials are worth 5,000 dollars." I shoved an electronic document in front of them, my voice as cold as a winter morning.

Charlie said, “So, it turns out that he was the one who reclaimed it. Did he mention where exactly he reclaimed it from?” Jasmine thought for a moment and said, “He said it was from a friend he used to deal antiques with who needed money, and the price was indeed reasonable. It could have fetched around four to five million dollars on the market, maybe even potentially six million dollars, but at that time, the price quoted by that person did not even exceed four million dollars. I thought it was a safe deal, so I let him reclaim it." “I see,” Charlie nodded to himself. This result didn't surprise him. It seemed that Raymond had specifically gone to Aurous Hill, applied for a job at Vintage

Indra said. Then he looked at Lubis and Sendi. "You two should help him take a look as well." Only worth 300 million? Damn, I've been cheated! Devindra felt a little heartbroken after losing 400 million. However, when he saw Lubis and Sendi examining the painting seriously, a glimmer of hope appeared in his heart. He thought that perhaps Indra had made a mistake in his judgment. "Yes, Indra is right. This painting is only worth 300 million and will probably only be bought by someone who truly likes collecting very old antiques," Lubis said.

he explains. “Do you guys want to know today’s trivia? Guess what? He bought the Jungle K because someone treasures it,” Kenzie adds, stepping forward and looking directly at me. What the hell? This forest is huge, and it’s a tourist spot, too. “Really? Is this a challenge to find the most expensive item? Count me in,” Aster says, clasping her hands together. “Me too,” Lowe chimes in, raising his hand. “What’s this? An icebreaker?” I ask them.