Xu Changqing watched as the man across from her took items out of two bags, placing them into wooden crates and cardboard boxes. She couldn't bear to see him about to crudely dump out the rest.
The gold items were one thing.
Some of the craftsmanship was already beyond repair.
'But the jade? You're going to just dump it all out?'
'Unbelievable!'
"I'll take it all. Name your price."
The young man wasn't surprised in the slightest. In this day and age, anyone who spent a good sum of money and then was bold enough to ask to trade for gold was bound to be rich, no matter how they were dressed.
"I'm not trying to rip you off. We definitely can't go by just the weight of the gold; that's not much per ounce. Not to mention, these pieces are all solid gold, and some are even set with jewels."
"It's only because of the times we're in. Before, you couldn't have traded a diamond this big for even ten small gold bars." The young man picked up one of the rings, shaking his head.
