Chapter 901: Zhong’s House, Wanbao Court
Wanbao Court.
Yu Congde, 58 years old, is a housekeeper personally assigned to Gong Qingyu by the family head of the palace family. Although he only has the cultivation of the Houtian realm, he is extremely capable. He takes care of most of the affairs of the palace family in Zhonghai City.
At this moment, the butler sits in the living room of Wanbao Pavilion and personally pushes a bunch of jewellery to a middle-aged man. He smiles and says, “Guardian Zhong, this is what my palace family is participating in this auction. Could you please be firm, please. Add them to the sale this time."
Although it is called an auction, because there are too many items involved in the sale, in addition to some expensive items to participate in the auction, there is also a small sales event dedicated to the rich to taste and buy.
The steward Zhong sitting in front of Yu Congde's steward is the person in charge of this auction of Wanbao Pavilion. Only after he nods, these precious jewellery items can enter the ranks of the auction's merchandise!
"these are……?"
Dressed appropriately, wearing a tie and an unusually rigorous style, Guan Guan frowned slightly at a glance. The small pile of jewellery in front of him was not stored in a special box, but only wrapped in a piece of cloth. This palace family brought it to auction.
With such a crude preservation method, it is suspected that these jewellery treasures are all from the roadside stalls, and one hundred dollars can buy a large bag.
"This is a very important friend of the Gong family who entrusted my lady to bring me the items for appraisal and auction!"
Yu Butler said in an emphasized tone.
Originally, he didn’t need to personally present this kind of gift to the auction, but these jewellery treasures came from the hands of Sage Fanqing. After knowing this, Yu Guanjia did not dare to neglect, and took two innate masters as bodyguards. , Came to Wanbao Pavilion in person, in order to be foolproof.
"so it is."
Guanshi Zhong nodded. Guanjia Yu meant that the origin of these goods was guaranteed by the palace family, and there was absolutely no worries about them, and they could be traded with confidence.