My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness by Autumn Rain

Chapter 818

Dustin held the bead and stood in the center of the crowd under their stunned

gazes.

They were stunned by the bead's value and its sudden appearance here.

No one could comprehend how or why.

A bead that had sparked a bidding war among top-tier elites in Summerdale Auction House was beyond priceless. Its value was indisputable.

But had Stanley not bought it for 150 million? How had it traveled thousands of miles from the Kennedy family to a small city like Hattan?

There was also the fact that Dustin claimed to have bought it for 80 million as a gift for Terry.

Stanley had paid a massive price for the bead. Why would he sell it away?

Even if he did sell it, why would he sell it at an amount that was not even half of its original price? It defied reason.

Dustin was just a useless son-in-law of the Yeager family. How could he possibly have connections with someone of such high status?

Too many unanswered questions hung in the air and left the guests bewildered.

But one thing was certain: the rumors about Dustin were completely unfounded. He did not look like a fool at all. His composure alone put the Yeager family's own sons to shame.

Just being able to purchase an 80-million-dollar gift was enough to command respect.

is no ordinary

were not fools. They could tell

had just witnessed, Dustin far outclassed

someone like that out? Is there more to this story?" some guests whispered as they

public. He's proving his worth and

the Yeager family swallow

and Warren

They were clearly shaken.

they had dismissed as useless had just pulled

acquisition alone was terrifying in implication. How did Dustin manage

possible details behind it sent

could do was watch Dustin stand calmly in

I offer this bead as this family's great-grandfather's 90th birthday

the gift," Zack ordered

hurried over

of them reached out

and the recipient's hands

small, but its value was

fought over

Come

guests exchanged

letting Dustin and Patricia back into

Yeager family was too greedy to reject