The person was Shao Zhengkang.
He hadn't expected that the first scene he witnessed upon arriving would be his grandnephew stomping on a bracelet!
Two million!
Even if it wasn't his, he couldn't bear to watch.
Everyone present looked at him in surprise upon hearing this.
"Third Uncle, you were tricked too? This broken piece of junk was brought here by Shao Xu from somewhere, and she tricked Grandma!"
Shao Jun quickly explained, then looked at Old Madam Shao.
Old Madam Shao nodded unhappily, "Third Brother, this Shao Xu brought a fake and embarrassed me in front of so many people. Don't be fooled."
Everyone present nodded uncertainly, just agreeing.
Hearing his grandnephew and his own mother say this, Shao Zhengkang's face showed disbelief. "But it's real! This jade bracelet is truly worth two million."
He then looked at Su Ding, his eyes filled with shock and astonishment.
Was this person mistaken? The two-million-dollar gift was broken, and she was still standing there?
"Third Uncle, how is that possible? How could she possibly have two million?"
Shao Jun looked utterly disbelieving, a carefree smile on his face, completely fearless.
Shao Zhengchang also stepped forward to defend his son, "Third Brother, what are you doing? Helping Su Ding trick Mom? Outrageous!"
"No, Shao Xu, didn't you show them the shopping receipt?"
"You just let him smash it like that?"
"Two million!"
Shao Zhengkang said anxiously.
Actually, he wasn't thinking about helping Su Ding at all; his mind was entirely on the two million.
To know that two million was a significant expense for their family. If he were given two million, he could buy a new car.
And now a two-million-dollar jade bracelet was broken like junk!
Su Ding finally spoke, still with her calm demeanor. "The receipt was left in the car. I said this was a two-million-dollar bracelet, but no one believed me. They even broke the jade bracelet and said they didn't accept it."
As she spoke, she glanced at Old Madam Shao, whose expression was changing at the main table.
"So now that Shao Jun has broken my bracelet, I will have a lawyer discuss it with him."
"Bullshit! You're still talking about two million..."
*Smack!*
Shao Zhengkang was sweating profusely. Hearing his grandnephew fanning the flames, he slammed the table.
The sound startled everyone.
"This jade bracelet is genuinely worth two million. I personally watched her buy it and swipe her card!"
Shao Zhengkang said this to try and salvage the loss. If he continued to side with his family and accuse Su Ding of buying a fake bracelet,
Where would they get the two million in court?
In any case, he wasn't willing to pay a single cent to settle this for Shao Jun!
At this statement, everyone's expressions changed drastically.
This... this jade bracelet on the ground was actually worth two million?!!!
Two million!
Just like that, it was broken?!
Shao Jun's face instantly changed, as if he had stepped on a thunderclap, and he jumped up.
He was so scared his heart was pounding. Disbelief was still on his face, his fingers trembled wildly, and his mouth opened and closed, unable to utter a word for a long time.
Old Madam Shao was so furious she almost couldn't breathe.
The two-million-dollar bracelet she was gifted was broken before she even touched it!
"This is really two million... Ah... two million..."
Her heart was bleeding. She felt a slight resentment that Su Ding hadn't spoken up earlier, but more than that, she was angry at her grandson, Shao Jun.
"Shao Jun! Do you know you've caused trouble! You just smashed a two-million-dollar bracelet? You have no respect for me as your grandmother!" Old Madam Shao scolded angrily.
"I... I didn't know..."
Shao Jun was so scared he couldn't think of anything. His mind was racing with the thought that Su Ding wanted to find a lawyer to sue him.
He anxiously glanced at Su Ding, "Li... Little Xu, your cousin was impulsive. Please don't take it to heart..."
"Even close relatives keep accounts straight, Cousin. You broke my two-million-dollar jade bracelet, and I will definitely pursue it to the end."
Su Ding said with a half-smile.