She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Ten thousand."

Before she even took out her card, Lin Wenbin started bidding.

Manshu winked at Qin Gege, who immediately understood: "What's wrong with you? This is not a bidding, and you are raising the price. It's too much!"

"Do you think the boss is the kind of person who is greedy for money?"

Boss: I am, I definitely am.

"They also have principles in doing business!"

Boss: No, we have no principles. My principle is money.

Qin Gege looked at the boss again: "Boss, you will definitely not violate the integrity of the business for him, right?"

Lin Wenbin didn't know they were acting, and laughed, "What are you talking about, little sister? The boss is a businessman, and in business, of course he only cares about money."

"Boss, you have to think it over carefully. The price I offered is twice as much as theirs. Since ancient times, good things must be bought by the highest price. Otherwise, how can the value of this piece of raw material be reflected?"

The boss looked embarrassed: "How about you discuss this further?"

Saying this is tantamount to agreeing to the rogue proposal that the highest bidder wins.

This is a raw material market, and the rules are not as strict as those in the antique world.

In the antique world, if there are customers looking at antiques, then those who come later are not qualified to bid.

Unless people don’t buy it.

Otherwise, you are just stealing.

Generally, bosses in the antique industry will never break the rules of the trade.

But the gambling stone market, especially the small market like this one in City C, is much looser.

If there are two bidding parties, the boss can be shameless and choose to sell to the one with the higher bid.

"In that case, I'll give you 10,010!"

Manshu sneered and made the bid as if he was angry.

The boss was speechless.

If you really want to buy it, you should be more generous.

It doubles as soon as someone mentions it, how awesome is that?

But Manshu had one extra piece, and afterwards he glared at Lin Wenbin and the others with an angry look on his face.

This expression obviously pleased this group of playboys.

Lin Wenbin's eyes flashed with pride, and he raised the price to 20,000.

The boss smiled so hard that his teeth were not visible, and looked at Manshu again: "Beautiful lady, look?"

Do you want to increase the price?

He must be hoping that Manshu would raise the price.

"Twenty thousand..."

Before Manshu could finish his words, Lin Wenbin interrupted him: "Don't add another dollar, it's not enough for my brother to buy a bottle of water!"

"Shall I add two dollars? Is it so great just because you have money?"

There was shame and anger in Manshu's voice, as if he had been humiliated by Lin Wenbin.

Lin Wenbin became even more proud.

"Don't be funny. Didn't you make a lot of money gambling on stones before? Add it up?"

"I'm afraid the little girl has never seen so much money in all her years, so she is reluctant to spend it right now, right?"

Lin Wenbin felt that he understood very well Manshu's behavior as a poor man who was reluctant to spend money and was stingy all his life.

Maybe the little girl is still thinking about how to maximize her profits from her millions.

He was certain that Manshu was reluctant to spend money, and he was even more unscrupulous in asking for the price.

"Sister Manshu, don't be afraid of him. I'll pay for it, and you can add to his money!"

The boss was delighted to see the two arguing.

No matter how they fight, he is the one who benefits today!

"No, how can I spend Brother Yan's money?" Manshu bit her lip, her eyes reddened, as if she had made a great decision, "I'll pay 40,000!"

Lin Wenbin was slightly surprised. It seemed that the little girl was reluctant to part with this piece of black sand.

Maybe it really came from the same place as the one she bought before.

Otherwise, why would she be reluctant to let go even though she was clearly heartbroken about the money?

So he calmly raised the price to 50,000.

Then he looked at Manshu again, and seemed to want to laugh at her.