The Superstar's Contracted Wife Has A System
Chapter 444 Su family’s Mother Island (2)

Chapter 444: Chapter 444 Su family’s Mother Island (2)

Many people would say Su Yanmo is the Little Prince of the underworld, then Su Yanyi would be the Little Princess of the underworld. The reaction of these people was enough to realize the influence of the Su family in the underworld. Of course, there were also those who had no clue what had happened, which could only mean that they were not even qualified to know.

"How arrogant! To make the Tills Family bow their heads, who exactly are these two big shots, and why don’t I know about them?" A person without the clearance excitedly yet confusedly asked the person next to them.

The person next to them promptly distanced themselves by several steps, looking at them with disdain as if to say, ’You don’t even know this? Don’t you dare claim to know me, it’s too embarrassing to bring you anywhere!’

Not long after the issue was resolved, Corey hurried over as soon as he heard the report from his subordinates, but he did not expect the matter to have been settled so quickly. On second thought, considering Su Yanyi’s identity, it struck him as not so surprising, after all. Finally finding the two huddled together looking at their cards at a gambling table, Corey felt as if he had been blinded again—those two were really always showing affection to each other.

"Is there anything I can help with?" Corey asked, striding over with elegance, a glass of wine in hand, which he placed in front of Su Yanyi.

"You can help by staying further away," Su Yanyi said without even looking up from her poker cards, her voice dripping with disdain.

Corey’s face turned dark instantly; he had, after all, come to help them resolve their problems. Even if his help was no longer needed, did she have to be so dismissive? It was the first time in his life he had been scorned so much, and that person was still alive and well, hmph!

The third and final session of the auction was a mixed bag. There might be items left over from the first and second sessions that hadn’t been sold, as well as some very unique items. One thing they all had in common was that they were worth a fortune.

"The third session of the auction begins now. The first item up for auction is the mining rights to a diamond mine in an African country, lasting one year, with a starting bid of one hundred million US Dollars. Each bid must be no less than five million. The bidding starts now..."

A one-year mining right for a diamond mine? It was the first time Qin Jiran had heard of such an auction item; indeed, it was quite novel, though he wondered if the time frame was a bit too short.

"With this kind of mineral auction, can it be guaranteed that diamonds will be mined?" Qin Jiran asked with some doubt. He did not find such an auction very credible, especially since it involved the mineral resources of an African country. Could safety really be guaranteed?

"Of course not," Su Yanyi replied without hesitation. The items auctioned by auction houses always contained a certain degree of uncertainty, and what the actual situation was likely only the seller knew for sure.

In fact, Qin Jiran shared the same view, but still, many people below began joining the bidding, and the price quickly rose by over two hundred million. It was indeed a spectacle of spending money like water for Qin Jiran to see, and the money spent might not even secure anything of value, but that was probably what they call the risks of an investment—if it turned out to be a rich mine...

"What do you think, interested in taking a gamble?" Su Yanyi offered, seeing Qin Jiran deep in thought; it was all the more intriguing. After all, the old man had said he would pay for this trip, so if they bought the mining rights and did indeed mine diamonds, they could give them to mother as a gift.

"Not really interested. Too much of a gamble, doesn’t suit me," Qin Jiran wasn’t as wild and carefree as Su Yanyi, who lived life and did things entirely in her own way. Qin Jiran, on the other hand, was much more composed and was not interested in such ventures.