The wealthy wife: the black-bellied husband is so charming

Chapter 225 I Don't Know How Long God Can Bless Her
The expressions of the two people in front of them were clearly intimate, she stuttered as soon as she spoke, and pointed at Ye Weiliang, "You, you, you really know each other?"

Then he pointed at Jun Qingcheng and said, "You, don't you have a fiancée? How did you meet her?"

She didn't know who Ye Weiliang was.

She has just arrived in city B, and there are still many influential people in city B that she doesn't know.

Seeing Ji Fu's unnatural reaction, Jun Qingcheng immediately understood eight or nine points in her heart, and cast a disdainful glance at the girl: "She is my fiancee, don't you know?"

Immediately stepped forward and hugged Ye Weiliang and said a little dotingly and angrily: "Wei Liang, don't wander around in the future, I will be worried."

Ye Weiliang was stunned for a moment when he heard Jun Qingcheng say this, then he was dumbfounded: "Got it."

The girl was even more stunned. Seeing them leaving, she stomped her feet in anger, and she was even more unconvinced in her heart: "Why?"

"No reason, some people are lucky."

Ji Fu, who had been silent all this time, said harshly, "I just don't know how long God will take care of her."

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After a while, the auction officially started. The first item to be auctioned was the "Paraiba tourmaline" provided by the wife of the president of the China Overseas Consortium. Unique, sparkling and transparent, unique fluorescent effects and other fascinating features are revered as the king of tourmaline. Even after the discovery of new veins in Mozambique and Nigeria, the output of Paraiba tourmaline is only about one thousandth of the global annual output of natural diamonds One. Because Paraiba tourmalines are not easy to dig, the crystals are not large, and the mining rights have been unclear in recent years, disputes have continued, the price has been high, and the retail price can reach 2 US dollars per carat. It is almost difficult to find in the market now. See, it is absolutely collectible. The tourmaline we see now has at least 12 carats, and the reserve price is 180 million, starting now.”

Although the price seemed surprisingly high in Ye Weiliang's eyes, the people who participated in the auction seemed to think it was very cheap, and there were calls one after another.In the end, this unremarkable stone in Ye Weiliang's eyes was auctioned for 680 million.

The auctioneer quickly asked the master of ceremonies to put on the second auction item.

"This jade pendant is carved from above-grade white jade. The quality of the jade is tight, the material is thick, and it is cleverly shaped like an axe. It is combined with techniques such as openwork and round carving to carve two climbing chilongs, which are attached to the body of the axe-shaped pendant. S-shaped curved walking shape. Two chilongs are interlaced and connected head to tail. The chilong bows its head and back, forming a hole with the ax-shaped pendant, which can be worn with a rope. The back of the ax-shaped pendant is framed and carved with antique patterns. Full The utensils are vivid in shape, rare in shape, skilled in technique, and smooth in lines. The panchi is noble and elegant amidst the hideous and mysterious, showing the charm of the decoration of gods and animals, and it is very close to the beauty of decoration. "Ax" means "encountering blessings", which means that blessings come with the axe, and blessings come to the house."

The master of ceremonies gently showed the items to the people around him, causing bursts of amazement.

"This jade pendant from the Tang Dynasty was donated by the fiancée of Jun Qingcheng, the president of the Jun Group. This jade pendant is also the most expensive and the most valuable in this auction. First of all, we would like to thank Ms. Ye for your donation. Secondly, I hope everyone will bid forever .This jade pendant is top-notch in terms of workmanship and texture. It is the limit of Tang Dynasty craftsmanship."

(End of this chapter)