The Quadruplets Are Mine?

Emmeline squeezed her way into the crowd and crouched down, noticing a small object among the fragments.

It was a little jade figurine, about two and a half inches tall.

One side was a vivid green, the other half was pale green with a hint of red, and it was in a kneeling position, extraordinarily lifelike.

In the jade figure’s arms, it held something that looked like a cross between a mouse and a toad, with two eround, lively little eyes.

There was a coiled bun on the jade figure’s head and a ribbon-like ornament curved up from the back of its head.

Emmeline picked up the little jade figurine.

“This is arr exquisite jade that is likely from the Western Roman Empire or the Roman Republic,” said the old man. “But I can’t say for sure if it’s genuine. Nonetheless, it’s a nice piece for collecting.”

“How much are you selling this for?” Emmeline instantly fell in love with this little jade figurine. Its craftsmanship was rough, with a hint of Roman style.

“I got this for two hundred while scavenging in Tarrin, the old man said. “If you like it, you can have it at that price.”

This statement didn’t help Emmeline determine how much to pay, and she was unsure how to respond.

The old man then rummaged through the broken pottery and porcelain and pulled out two more small items: a delicate jade cicada and a jade thumb ring with a somewhat plain appearance.

“Miss, would 260 be acceptable for these three items? If I were to sell them normally, they would least four hundred.”

lines, and the jade thumb ring

preference, and

them because they’re interesting.” Emmeline smiled. “Whether they’re genuine or not doesn’t matter to

wallet and handed four

“That’s too much!” and attempted to

said, “Consider it a good deal since you’ve run into trouble. You

that the middle-aged man earlier, surnamed Chester, hadn’t left; he was still standing behind her. Their

something Emmeline cherished, but she couldn’t resist her love for the treasures she had just acquired during this “scavenging” expedition. Moreover, she had also helped the elderly man

clean it up and give it to Abel later. In ancient times, such an accessory was something heroes would wear when they

bus station, Emmeline realized that her wallet was

his aim. After spending that four hundred bucks, I barely have ten left

again, she didn’t have money for the

Emmeline dialed Abel’s

“Emma?”

want to bother you,

fake panic and get to the point!” Abel said dotingly over the

my wallet

Abel said. “I

pick me up?

“Where are you?”