Huang Yuming was about to speak when he cautiously glanced around and said, "Auntie, let's talk somewhere else."
"good.."
"Ding ding!" The sucker exclaimed urgently upon seeing this: "I was here first."
Huang Yuming's good deed was interrupted, and he frowned unhappily at the sucker, "Sir, the highest bidder wins."
"Wow, I found ten rubies!"
"Five hundred catties of grain."
"Twelve gems."
"Six hundred catties of grain."
"Ten rubies and five emeralds!"
"Six hundred catties of grain plus one hundred catties of coarse grains!"
As the price between the two sides became increasingly close, it resembled a small auction, attracting onlookers from the surrounding area.
To say that Bling could so easily fool a sucker with a broken bowl is quite remarkable.
One reason is that there aren't many people in this area who know their stuff, and they haven't been there many times.
Secondly, although her bowl was dirty, it resembled genuine antique items, so it was probably a replica.
The third is the power of support.
Anything becomes rare and precious if people fight over it, no matter how insignificant it may seem.
The two quoted prices higher and higher, but Huang Yuming was clearly running out of steam and began to hesitate.
"Twenty rubies, plus five emeralds and one sapphire!"
The gullible man's voice trembled; these things were practically all he had brought this time.
Aunt Bu didn't speak, she just quietly looked at Huang Yuming.
Huang Yuming's face turned ugly. He glanced at the broken bowl with regret and resentment, then angrily shouted, "Let's go!" and stormed off.
"Miss?"
Aunt Bu glanced regretfully at their retreating figures before turning her gaze away. "Cash on delivery!"
The sucker hurriedly pulled out the agreed-upon item from his pocket. Bu Ling gestured for Lao Fang to take it, and only after confirming that everything was correct did he hand the bowl to the sucker.
He looked at them reluctantly for a few more moments before quickly leaving with the four burly men.
But she wasn't in a hurry to leave; instead, she continued strolling through the small market...
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