My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 334 Armand Would Die Of Happiness

The other guests continued entering the conference room while the two of them were chatting, filling the place up fairly quickly.

With all the guests finally seated, the first round of the auction began with contemporary works of art and literature.

As Genevieve wasn’t interested in either of those, she chose not to raise her bidder card.

Because Timothy’s father had a thing for paintings, he bought one for him at a high price.

The theme for the second round of the auction was ceramics. After going through a few vases, the next item was an earring box made out of pink-colored glass.

The design of the box looked incredibly exquisite with the grapevine pattern made out of gold lines, especially when viewed under the spotlight.

Genevieve raised her bidder card the moment the auctioneer mentioned the starting bid.

A few other guests also raised their bidder cards after her, and the price soon skyrocketed to thirty million.

cards. Right when Genevieve thought the item was hers for sure, another guest sitting in the corner

the price went past sixty million and the guest was still going

now? Your husband has enough money to last a few generations! Don’t tell me

an earring box anyway. I don’t really like it all that much, so that person

third round of the auction featured jade

in jade, but one of the items being auctioned caught her attention. It was a pendant made out of high-quality white jade which felt really cool to the touch. On top of that, it was made by

bidder card as soon as the auctioneer announced

Genevieve successfully purchased the jade pendant for a hundred

and eighty million for this jade pendant? I bet Armand would die from happiness when he

him and proceeded to purchase two

should be enough

out, the auctioneer announced with a mysterious smile, “I’m sure you all know that we always pick one of the items to be saved for last. Now, allow me to present the final item

brought out an item that was covered with a black cloth and placed it

a swift motion, the auctioneer then lifted the black cloth, revealing a magnificent

A phoenix with its wings outstretched stood high on the top of the crown. Beneath it, clouds and flowers of all shapes and sizes adorned the body of

so dazzling that everything else around it seemed