In the end, Li Long did not give Jia Tianlong anything he had there-the man did not want anything, either.
Still, Li Long had thought it over. He could not simply accept Old Jia's things for nothing. He planned to pick a better-looking piece of jade from his own finds when he had some free time in a few days, take several photographs of the piece of jade Old Jia worshipped, and bring the jade and photographs to Engineer Liu, asking him to carve a miniature version based on them.
Then he would give the carving to Jia Tianlong. Even if Jia knew perfectly well that it was carved rather than natural, at least he would have something to cherish, wouldn't he?
It was not about how much the jade was worth. The main thing was that Old Jia was fixated on this piece, and Li Long could not give it to him, so he might as well give him a miniature version.
Of course, this was only Li Long's idea. He had not told Old Jia.
Jia Tianlong had only intended to come and worship the jade for good luck and peace of mind.
After worshipping the jade, however, Jia Tianlong's wife was especially warm toward Mingming and Haohao. She even asked them to guess whether the baby in her belly was a little brother or a little sister.
"A little brother!"
"It's a little brother!"
Although Mingming and Haohao did not speak in unison, their answers were the same, leaving Jia Tianlong and his wife delighted.
Jia Tianlong had already given Li Long the gifts he had brought. Hearing their answers, he felt as if he had received some kind of revelation. He immediately took a thick stack of Great Unity notes from the black bag he carried,