Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

---- Chapter 2369 Even Valerie could not figure out what Andrew was up to at this point, muttering, "What the hell is this bastard trying to do?" Sergio's voice turned ice cold. "Not bad. Fine then, let me see just how deep your pockets go... 500 million dollars! Do you still have the guts to bid against me?" Inside Suite No. 3, Andrew just laughed. He cleared his throat and replied, "I'm afraid my wallet has reached its limit. Congratulations, Mr. Harding Senior.

I don't dare bid any further." Sergio's bidding price was actually very reasonable for two eighth-grade Divine Pills, and Andrew knew when to quit while he was ahead. He understood that Sergio was not someone easily fooled. If he kept pushing the bidding higher, there was a real risk that Sergio would simply drop out, which would completely backfire on his plan. From the beginning, Andrew's only goal had never been to antagonize anyone. He simply wanted to ensure his pills sold for as high a price as possible so he could walk away with more money.

Elsie confirmed the bid multiple times before finally smiling. " Congratulations, Mr. Harding Senior. These two eight-grade Divine Pills are now yours." ---- However, Sergio's face showed no signs of satisfaction. Instead, his brow furrowed deeply, and his eyes flickered with a dangerous glint. He muttered coldly, "That ungrateful brat just played me for a fool. Fine. Once this auction's over, we'll see just how many lives he's got." Sergio had quickly realized what had happened.

party had essentially strong-armed him into overpaying, While 500 million meant nothing to him financially, he still felt the sting of being outmaneuvered. More importantly, after he had already revealed his identity and status, this person still

a combat sword crafted using a special technique, clearly marked as requiring at least the level of a martial saint to wield properly. The second item was a cultivation manual of Earthly-tier quality. ---- Andrew was not particularly interested in the combat sword since he did not engage in actual warfare. While it was certainly a fine weapon, he had no use for it, so he remained silent. In the end, Dallas acquired the combat

million. Cultivation manuals were rare commodities that only martial practitioners could truly appreciate. Among the skilled fighters present, those who could recognize its value did not necessarily have the financial resources to purchase it, while those with the money could not care less about spending it on a technique they could not use. Andrew, however, felt a