From A Prisoner To A Big Short’s Inheritor

Chapter 34

Doyle, let me introduce you. This is Leonard Santos, Arlie said.

“This time, Mr. Lambert is going to appraise jewelry with Crowned Jeweler Jarod, and Mr. Santos will help him,” Arlie explained.

Arlie had some doubts about Leonard as well, but he thought that since Leonard was brought here by Waylon, he must have some real skills.

“Mr. Levell, Mr. Lambert, please forgive me. Mr. Santos is so young, and he doesn’t look like a master in jewelry appraisal,” Doyle said frankly.

Even Jacob, who was responsible for guarding Waylon’s safety, shook his head slightly.

In fact, when Jacob heard that Leonard was in charge of identifying the gemstone for Waylon, he also doubted Leonard’s ability.

However, he didn’t want to offend anyone, so he never said it out loud.

But he agreed with Doyle’s words.

After hesitating for a moment, Arlie also said, “Mr. Lambert, since you brought Leonard with you, it shows that you trust his ability.

“But jewelry appraisal is all about the experience. Mr. Santos is so young, and it might be difficult for him to compete with Jarod.”

Waylon smiled. “I trust Leonard.”

Waylon knew that if he kept questioning Leonard at this time, he might really offend him.

“Since Mr. Lambert says so, we won’t question it any further, Arlie said.

Doyle chuckled and also said nothing more.

Leonard remained calm as he looked at the surrounding gemstones. It was his first time in a place like the Shiny Rock Center, and he found everything quite exciting.

“This batch of new gemstones all comes from the southern border Cliffside Quarry, which has a great potential for containing diamond,” Arlie said.

“If Mr. Santos wants to practice, he can use these materials.

“The gemstones from Cliffside Quarry have thick skin and can best reflect the skill of an appraiser,” Arlie explained.

“The few pieces of prime gemstone in Jarod’s hands all came from the Cliffside Quarry, so if you can accurately pick out the good ones in this batch of gemstones, it will prove your ability to appraise jewelry with Jarod.”

“In that case, thank you, Mr. Levell,” Waylon said sincerely.

“If I make a fortune in jewelry appraisal this time, I won’t forget to extend my heartfelt thanks to you, Mr. Levell,” Waylon promised genuinely.

Soon, under Doyle’s guidance, they came to the place where the gemstones were piled up.

All gemstones were numbered and placed in a line.

Several experts were beside them, examining the gemstones.

After they had examined them, they would price each gemstone according to their own judgment.

course, no one knew what was

bringing any instruments to examine the gemstones, even the most experienced experts couldn’t determine the

diamonds after cutting, but there was also a chance that the green color could fade or even “disappear during

material, saying. “Mr. Levell, if we cut open

deliberately showed off his knowledge

“Okay, let’s cut it open

pen and drew a few lines on the gemstone, saying to the gemstone–cutting

the gemstone from Doyle and began

his movements abruptly

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asked, “Did it have green

worker nodded and said. “Yes, Mr Levell Doyle is

and looked at it and saw the

who don’t understand jewels could see that

is the ability of a professional appraiser” After speaking. Arlie gave a meaningful glance

his

and compared them one by one, dumping the

like

a valuable one, Leonard said when he saw Doyle throw a

may be small, but it definitely has a jewel inside, maybe even a high–quality

Leonard’s

rang out, causing Doyle to pause in his

appraisal, no one else should interrupt when someone

also shook his

indeed common sense in the

really not know anything about jewelry appraisal? This time, Mr. Lambert will

best to avoid pretending to have an ability you don’t possess. Otherwise, Mr. Lambert

couldn’t help

of the basic rules

Do you

joking, it’s no problem. We can consider this as though I expended funds on inviting you to the

still ask Doyle to

polite, it was clear that he

understood why Waylon

Leonard had made a

Leonard lifted the gemstone in hand and remarked, “By slicing it open,

looked at the

did not look like a valuable

had a large green patch on the surface, so

said, “Mr. Santos, I’m afraid this gemstone won’t

themy Doyle

judging diamonds. Mr. Santos,

suspect if your identity is real, Mr. Santos. Are you just a swindler posing as a

were kind

reprimanded Doyle seriously, “Doyle, you can question Mr. Santos” appraisal skills, but

faked.”

for a pen to outline a mark on the gemstone. He then instructed, “Make the

taking the fist–sized gemstone and placing it under the gemstone–cutting machine, cutting straight through the