She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Then take it out and let us see it first." Brother Long's eyes flashed, and there was a hint of surprise when he looked at A Kun.

Very good, all three are very smart.

A Kun turned his head and looked at Jane. The things were in her backpack.

Jane took out a bag and poured out some jewelry and jade.

Brother Long didn't move, didn't even open his eyelids, and glanced at the fat man next to him.

The man took out a magnifying glass.

I scooped up a bunch of South Sea pearls and looked at them carefully.

After looking at the South Sea pearls, I looked at two jade bracelets.

"Is this the burial object from the princess' tomb excavated by the museum?" Maitreya Buddha finally spoke.

The first sentence he said determined the origin of these things.

All three of them remained silent.

"This string of South Sea pearls was included in the princess' dowry. It was presented to the emperor by the then King of South Sea. The emperor gave it to the queen, who then gave it to the princess as a dowry."

Listening to Maitreya Buddha's story, the three of them knew that this person was probably a master beside Brother Long, a treasure appraiser.

It is not easy to hide in front of the master.

A Kun tightened his hand that was hanging at his side: "Since Brother Long knows the origin of the thing, he should know that it was not easy to come by."

"It's not easy to come by. The lightest possible period is three to ten years, and the worst is indefinitely." Brother Long puffed out smoke but spoke lightly.

He looks like a rough man, but he is knowledgeable about criminal law.

It seems that he is fully aware of the crimes he has committed.

A Kun stopped talking. The other party seized this point and the initiative was instantly no longer in their hands.

He looked towards his two companions.

The two didn't quite understand what he said, so he repeated it in English.

The two finally understood.

They looked at each other, and finally it was Jack who spoke.

"Since Brother Long doesn't dare to accept it, we won't force it." Jack spoke in poor Chinese, but the meaning of his words made Brother Long look at him with new eyes.

"What? You contacted other buyers at the same time as you contacted me?" Brother Long sneered, and he was already showing signs of breaking up with him.

He looked at A Kun and said, "I'm only giving you this opportunity because of Brother Ji's sake."

"Brother Long, regardless of whether we have contacted other buyers or not, since we are here tonight, we are sincere in doing business with you. As Jack said, if you accept the things, it will bring you trouble, so it is better for us to take them away now."

Ah Kun suddenly became more eloquent than Jack: "You are Brother Ji's friend, I can't put you in danger."

His words actually eased the atmosphere.

However, Brother Long is not so easy to fool.

His expression seemed to have eased, but the coldness in his eyes had not subsided.

A Kun believed that Brother Long was not the kind of person who particularly followed the rules of the underworld, and perhaps robbing one's fellow thieves was what he often did.

He borrowed Brother Turkey's name to get Brother Long to meet him, but that might not necessarily make him give up his plan of robbing his fellow thieves.

It seems that he was careless in this step!

He looked at Jack and Jane and made a silent gesture with his hands behind his back.

He sat right in front of Jack and Jane.

The open shirt blocked the view of Brother Long and others.

However, he did not need to worry about whether the bodyguard at the door would see or notice that he was gesturing.

"You sound like a loyal boy." Brother Long's expression was unclear as he glanced at the pile of jewelry and jade on the coffee table.

"You stole from the museum, and now you're being hunted by the whole city, right?"

Brother Long’s words hit the nail on the head.

None of the three spoke.

It's no exaggeration to say that the whole city is being searched.