Counterback of the Despised Luna by Diana West

Chapter 151 Charity Auction

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After breakfast, I carefully reviewed the proposal Yura had sent me and made a few suggestions.

Tonight’s charity gala was held at the Fostrau, a five–star hotel.

As the event’s organizer, Yura had been at the hotel since early morning, ensuring that everything was in place. When I arrived, I simply greeted her before settling into a quiet, inconspicuous corner.

At exactly 8:00 p.m., the auction officially began.

The host’s voice carried a rhythmic cadence as he announced, “Welcome, everyone, to tonight’s charity auction, hosted by Loe Studio. All proceeds from the auction will be donated to charitable causes. Thank you all for your generous support! We have ten items up for bidding tonight, all generously donated by Loe Studio. We hope each piece finds its destined owner.”

Applause filled the room as the host continued, “Let the auction begin!”

“The first item up for bidding is a Verdant Glaze Bowl from the Eldoria Dynasty. Please welcome our usher.”

A poised and elegant usher stepped onto the stage, carrying a delicate tray with both hands. The host lifted the red cloth covering the tray, revealing a jade–green bowl.

“The starting bid for this Glaze Bowl is 500,000 dollars, with a minimum increment of 50,000 dollars. Interested bidders, please place your offers!”

I glanced at the bowl–it was something my grandfather had once given me as a keepsake.

Hubert had a passion for collecting antiques, especially pieces from the Eldoria Dynasty. His collection had -grown so vast that it was practically overflowing at home. Selling one for charity seemed like a fitting way to

to good

bowl had a new owner, who secured it with a winning bid of two million

next item was a remarkably

underestimate it. It was handcrafted by the internationally renowned master Loe. The cat’s eyes

spread through the audience. “So it was personally made by

rare.”

a fortune. I wonder who will

was rather fond of it.

bid for this cat is one million dollars, with a minimum

speaking, the bids rolled in. “1.2 million

“1.5 million dollars!”

“Two million dollars!”

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continued to climb, quickly reaching five million

five million dollars. Any higher

curled my lips into a faint smile and raised my paddle. “Ten million dollars.”

“The lady

finish, a woman sharply raised her paddle. “Twelve million dollars!”

look, I caught her glaring at me with undisguised hostility.

Wendy?

with provocation. I met her gaze with a calm smile and raised my