"This jade pendant was merely the engagement token my father bought for my mother when he was young. I heard it only cost five or six hundred yuan at the time."
"It doesn't look translucent, and the luster isn't anything special. There are impurities inside, too. You actually believed the nonsense that there was some kind of space inside it?"
When the others heard this and recalled how Su Qiao had thrown the jade pendant earlier, they immediately felt they had been tricked.
"However I look at it, it just seems like an ordinary jade pendant. And it even looks like it was made from scraps?"
"Looking like this, I feel it's more like an imitation—a fake."
An imitation?
Could someone have switched it out?
Su Yali's heart jolted. She hurriedly leaned toward Wang Cheng's hand again. "Let me see it again."
Su Qiao rolled her eyes. "Don't tell me you're going to say I switched it out again?"
"This place is in the middle of nowhere. Even if I wanted to look for one, I wouldn't have anywhere to look."
Wu Bin hurriedly chimed in, "Captain Wang, everything outside is in chaos. Even if she wanted to look, it would be impossible for her to find another piece with the exact same shape, texture, patterns, and luster, right?"
Finding a piece of jade that was exactly identical would have been somewhat impossible even before the apocalypse, let alone now.
Liu Shasha snorted. "Exactly. We barely have enough time to look for food every day. Where would we find the spare time to risk our lives searching for this thing? It's not like we're so full we have nothing better to do."
"Ahem... ahem-ahem..."
Li Meiying had just been about to say something when her throat suddenly began to itch.