"Brother, let's settle our accounts clearly," Liu Yong said firmly.
He wanted to avoid being taken advantage of by selling his high-end rough diamonds at a low price. He believed that friendship belonged to friendship, but business was business.
If the price offered were not suitable, he would not sell it.
The market was clearly in favour of the seller, and Liu Yong was the only one with such a vast collection of high-end rough diamonds.
Qian Feihai, Bao Zhengde, and Zhou Hongliang understood the value of Liu Yong's collection and selected their preferred diamonds with great purpose.
They chose primarily small rough diamonds, with most being more than a dozen carats and many exceeding 20 carats.
However, Qian Feihai had his eyes on one particular rough diamond of several hundred carats, which he planned to use as the centrepiece of his store.
