The Peremptory Casey Davies novel Chapter 202

Abraham and Caleb did not look over. They felt that there was no one worthy of their attention in this small county, so their attitude was quite contemptuous.

But when they heard Casey's voice, they immediately turned their heads to look over.

Both Abraham and Caleb showed incredible expressions on their faces. They did not expect to meet Casey in this place.

"Casey, why are you here?" Abraham said.

"Help a friend to pick stones. This time it looks like you have become my opponent again. If you lose to me again, I don't know whether you can continue to be called the master." Casey smiled.

Abraham’s expression immediately became terrible. Since he lost to Casey at the Gray Mansion, his influence in the antique circle in J City had become much smaller. If he lost to Casey again this time, he might not be the master anymore.

Abraham gritted his teeth secretly. He originally thought if he helped Benjamin to get involved in the jade rough stone business, he could also get some benefits when Benjamin became famous.

But now seeing that Casey was here, Abraham immediately felt a little guilty.

When Riley heard Casey say this, he hurriedly said to Abraham, "Mr. Abraham, this young man is ignorant. He is talking nonsense here. Don't mind. How could you lose to him, a brat in his twenties?"

Because Riley came with Leonardo, Abraham felt that Riley was like to mock him instead of complimenting him.

Caleb was also full of anger. He glared at Riley and said coldly, "You don’t have to make fun of us. The reason why my master lost to him last time was just my master didn’t use his all strength. Don’t forget it’s gambling on stones, not appraising treasures this time. There is a big difference between the two. You’re impossible to defeat my master again."

Riley was immediately stunned when he heard Caleb's words. Hearing what Caleb said, Abraham seemed to have really lost to Casey once.

Riley looked at Casey in disbelief. He always felt that Casey just bragged. Now it seemed that Casey was not as simple as he thought.

"There is no essential difference between gambling on stones and appraising treasures. They are just a competition of insight. Last time I was able to beat you, this time I can still beat you." Casey said lightly.

Abraham snorted coldly, obviously looking very angry.

"Mr. Abraham, who is he? Why does he dare to be so arrogant in front of you?" Benjamin asked.

"It's just an arrogant brat." Abraham snorted coldly.

Benjamin looked at Casey up and down. He felt a little familiar with Casey, and then he asked, "Are you are from J City? Why do I feel that I have seen you?"

"My name is Casey." Casey said.

Benjamin immediately remembered why he felt a little familiar with Casey. When Casey and Edith got married, he also went to the wedding party.

"Casey, aren't you a famous wimp in J City? You dare to say that you can defeat Mr. Abraham. It's so ridiculous." Benjamin sneered.

Casey smiled, and said, "They two said the same words as you back then."

The expressions of Abraham and Caleb both looked terrible. Both of them lost to Casey. If Casey were a wimp, wouldn't they both be inferior to a wimp?

"Hmph, don't get cocky here. Today I will definitely defeat you!" Abraham snorted, then turned and walked into the exhibition hall.

When Caleb and Benjamin saw this, they hurriedly followed Abraham.

Looking at the three people, Leonardo curled his lips, and said, "Does he want to defeat Casey? It's so ridiculous."

After that, Leonardo, Riley and Casey walked into the exhibition hall.

The space in the exhibition hall was very large. One side was the observation area of the rough stones and the other side was the auction area. The main process was to observe all the stones in the observation area, and then the staff in the exhibition hall would auction them in order. The one who offered the higher price could get the stone.

Because of the large number of rough stones, all the rough stones couldn’t be put down at the observation area at one time, so there were two rounds of this auction. The rough stones currently placed in the observation area belonged to the first round of auctions.

After Casey, Riley and Leonardo entered the exhibition hall, they went to the observation area to observe the rough stones one by one.

Abraham was also watching these stones carefully. But from time to time he would look at Casey, with hostility and slight fear in his eyes.

For Casey, each stone only took him one or two minutes to observe. His expression was always calm, without any panic at all.

The more Casey was calm, the more anxious Abraham was. He feared that he would lose to Casey again. If so, he would be very difficult to survive in the antique circle and stone gambling circle in the future.

After a while, they met. Both Casey and Abraham's eyes fell on a dim stone.

"The surface of this stone is dim, and the outer skin is rough. When the flashlight is on it, it doesn't have the slightest light transmittance. I think it is a waste stone." Abraham said.

Benjamin heard it and immediately wrote it down. This stone was in his blacklist today.

Casey also stared at the stone. His first reaction was the same as Abraham's. He felt that there was nothing special about this stone.

But soon he noticed that there were some seaweed-like patterns among the ridges on the surface of the stone. Such patterns were generally rare. Many experts in the stone gambling circle didn't know what this pattern was.

Casey had seen it in an ancient book. This kind of pattern would only appear when there was a very high-purity jade in the stone.

He immediately laughed, and said to Leonardo who was beside him, "Pay attention to this stone. Maybe you can get something good."

Riley on the side listened to Casey's words, and immediately said, "This stone has no value at first glance. The auctioneer will mix several pieces of such waste stones in the exhibits every year to fool those who do not know how to gamble on stones. If you really know how to gamble on stones, you probably wouldn't make such a low-level mistake."

Abraham immediately sneered and said, "Casey, although you’re not bad at appraising treasures, it is a pity that gambling on stones is very different from appraising treasures. If you don't understand, don't mislead others here."