Chapter 130 Auction Showdown

Holding a small hammer, the auctioneer expertly gestured for bids while speaking fluently in English, showcasing a high level of professionalism.

Anton sneaked a peek at the bidder beside him.

Quickly jotting down a figure in their notebook, the bidder confidently raised their paddle, declaring, "4.5 million dollars."

A bid of 4.5 million dollars!

Mr. and Mrs. Blake felt a moment of unease. Attempting to discern who had placed the bid proved difficult, as they could only glimpse a few heads before them without a clear view of the bidder. Zelena felt her parents' uncertainty and unwillingness to buy the bangle for her.

She reminisced about her previous life when Mr. and Mrs. Blake had lavished millions on jewellery for Violeta, making this 4.5 million dollar bid seem insignificant by comparison.

A pull at her heartstrings prompted Zelena to intervene, "Dad, Mom, it's okay. While the bangle is indeed beautiful, it's overly expensive. We shouldn't go for it. I've always embraced simplicity and never adorned myself in costly jewellery; it might not even look good on me. Let's skip this one."

Zelena was firm in her stance.

Utilising emotional appeal, she reminded her parents of her struggles before rejoining the Blake family. Despite now being recognised as the esteemed eldest daughter of the Blake family, they wavered on purchasing the jewellery for her.

Mrs. Blake was struck by guilt, thinking of Zelena, the daughter she had carried for ten months.

"Lena, please don't say such things. It would break my heart. This bangle is well within our means, and I assure you, it will be yours."

She then nudged Mr. Blake, signalling him to bid higher and secure the bangle for Zelena.

paddle

with a

"Thank you, Mom."

White family, although not the wealthiest, had

the front row. The auctioneer, standing close by, recalculated and then increased the

"5.25 million dollars."

with,

"6 million dollars."

"6.15 million dollars."

significantly higher than the

Green would be more justifiable. The

might not be the wealthiest, funding

one need to ponder the price when

auctioneer got

"6.75 million dollars."

it was a head-to-head between the auctioneer and Mr.

as the bidding climbed; the higher price tag added to its

by the notion of getting value for money,

however, had to exercise more caution. They were not

and Mrs. Blake agreed to

to win this round would mean giving up, as stretching their budget too far for a piece of jewellery was impractical. Over 6 million dollars could be allocated towards numerous other ventures, making this

it was still being determined if the item's value would be appreciated beyond 6

"6.9 million dollars."

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