Warehouse Treasure Hunting: Start With The Crown Of Thorns

at it was Jack they would see, Frederic no longer h

n of other treasure hunters that Jack

been friends for many years. So

Frederic to the

door, "Jack! Come here quick! I h

ut vigilantly. He was stil

he warehouse was sold, it became

ople would take advantage and come

aning it up, the buye

elaxed his vigilance and asked, "Wh

e! I bought this warehouse for one thousand dollars. But after looking

, did I? Besides, this is not your first

the warehouse and found that the valuable things he had

aners. So the total money he earned w

more words before finally n

y did you bring Frederic here? D

red, "I found some Magic Cards. Jack, do you

ic C

ong a very small group of people. But congratulations. Yes, I know a f

en he added with some misgivings, "These cards are quite

urst into laughter when

g as your things are valuable, you don't need

are not really tha

, Jack will definitely negotiate a good price for you. By t

ollars," Frederic answe

d thousand... What? W

his head and looked a

too surprised

nd dollars? Did I hear it ri

Look, I have two black lotus cards, which is worth at least thirty thousand dollars each. The auction price can even be

s were both

nes to check if the information

eir phones, they stared a

He is tellin

aid, "These two cards are exactly th

one in his hand and marveled from t

Am I not dreaming? Frede

e it! Such a f

ve it? It's absolutely shocking, right? He bought the warehouse f

his senses, was shocked again.

s such a l

He stared at Frederic and said, "Kid, you've made money

xed group of people. Some evil

en rob your

o concerned abou

them as soon as possible. I will only feel reli

give one hundred thousand dollars in exchange for all your cards.

one hundred thousand dollars to this ac

needed to sell his car

a bone marrow transp

to find a buyer who was wil

safe. He picked the si

to pay for his cards not b

om the excitemen

ything in paying one hundred thou

ne, he could make another te

just ta

uch time to wait. His aunt's life was a