"Richard and Paul were collectors. Why did Alexander bring them to see you?" After seeing them off and returning to the company from the upscale club, Zhao Min asked curiously.
"I bought a few things from them and made some friends while I was at it," Chen Mo said.
"Was the weather strange today? Since when were you interested in collectibles?" Zhao Min was even more surprised.
She had never heard Chen Mo say that he liked collectibles.
That mad science student had only ever been interested in high technology. Even his house had a futuristic technological style. She had never seen any famous paintings or antiques there, but there were piles of strange robots.
"I don't think I ever said I wasn't interested in them, did I?" Chen Mo said with a smile.
"So what did you buy this time? I want to see what could possibly interest a purebred science student like you."
"The wedding isn't far off. Once we settle this cooperation with the authorities, I'll have to prepare for the wedding too. So I bought Xiao Yu a set of jewelry for the wedding. The Rothschild Family are shareholders in De Beers, and they have connections, so I went to Alexander."
Chen Mo walked to the safe, took out several exquisite large boxes, and placed them on the coffee table.
Zhao Min picked up the first box and opened it, her eyelids twitching. Inside were white diamonds the size of fingernails, with an oval diamond as large as a pigeon egg in the center. There was nothing particularly unusual about them, except there were simply too many—at least dozens of them packed tightly together.
"Why did you buy so many loose diamonds? You wouldn't need this many for rings, necklaces, and earrings." Zhao Min did not