The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper
Chapter 615

Chapter 615

Delbert walked forward, and the spot his finger pointed to was right next to the largest and most expensive raw stone. It looked like a waste piece.

"How much is this stone?" he asked.

The salesperson hesitated, reminding herself that the customer was the king and that Delbert might not understand the gem industry.

She put on a smile and spoke politely. "Sir, this stone is not for sale."

While the salesperson was feeling helpless, Harriet raised her eyebrows with interest and walked over before taking the stone from Delbert's hand.

At first glance, this small stone appeared to be just a leftover edge piece.

It couldn't contain any gems, as it was only slightly larger than an egg.

Harriet looked up at Delbert and suddenly understood why he had a mysterious smile when she asked earlier.

Under Alan's influence, combined with her keen senses from childhood, she could detect the gem hidden inside this small stone.

It was crystal-clear and crimson.

Its size should be slightly smaller than that of an egg.

Although she couldn't predict its type, she knew how valuable it was.

It was unbelievable that this store mistook this small stone for a waste piece and inadvertently placed it next to the most expensive raw stone. Since the store didn't recognize its value, she would take advantage of it.

Harriet looked up at the salesperson and innocently spoke. "This stone feels very smooth. Miss, is it really not for sale? I want to buy it and collect it." The salesperson swayed at her cute look and replied, "If you like this stone, just take it. It's not for sale, so giving it to you is fine."

"Really?" Harriet was surprised.

She thought that even if this stone was just a waste piece, it would be the waste piece of the most expensive raw stone.

If that big stone was worth a million dollars, this waste piece would cost thousands or tens of thousands.

Harriet was already prepared to pay for it, but she didn't expect the salesperson to give her this small stone for free.

There was a pricey gem inside it.

Harriet was sure that this gem was much more expensive than the one contained in the big stone.

It might even be the best gem in this entire trade center.

Her trip there was quite fruitful.

Harriet smiled at the salesperson and said, "Thank you!"