Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 571 Competing Over the Dressing Box

Daniel looked at Aaden and asked, ’A big cheese will attend the party?"

Aaden nodded. "Yes, Mr. Hume. It's a director of a multinational consortium. I heard he’s here with a program of 320 million dollars."

Daniel frowned slightly. "Why didn't you tell me before?"

"I didn't know you cared about it,’ Aaden said hesitantly.

In fact, Daniel had been idling around in the past few months, leaving the business to Aaden, such as the charity auction.

He might not have come here if he hadn't watched the news.

It was the fourth item. The host got excited. "The next one is a vase donated by the Hume family. It's also an antique from an old dynasty. The starting price is 1.6 million dollars, and each bid will add one million dollars."

It was the most valuable item so far. Everyone present knew how valuable it was.

It could be regarded as a national treasure. It had been lost abroad. One might make a contribution to the nation if getting the vase back.

In just five minutes, the price had risen to 20 million dollars. Daniel picked up the red wine glass with satisfaction and took a sip, eager to see Ainsley's reaction.

Unfortunately, she showed no interest in it.

The vase was bid at the price of 32 million dollars. It was a reasonable price for such a priceless vase.

A piece of porcelain was bid at the price of more than 128 million dollars. Manuel's donation was being sold.

As an internationally famous painter, Ram Dylan used to plant and paint flowers every day before his death.

At the last moment of his life, he finally finished his last work, which was sold by his family at a high price. No one knew who the buyer was. It turned out it was Manuel who bought the painting.

the painting would increase as time

donated it to the charity auction, showing his

Manuel. He knew

ten million dollars, and

buy it back, which

raised his number, trying to give

people took it

his rival, so how come he spent so

his number calmly. In just ten minutes, the price of

art could hardly be measured by money, but the current price was beyond the starting price of

their competition silently. When the price reached

foolish of him to spend so

Manuel raised his number again, Daniel glanced at Ainsley.

first floor, and the

stage was pulled

host was the first to notice it. "Number 103

They didn't expect that it was Manuel's painting instead of Ainsley's hairpin that the "big shot" was

Manuel ran his fingers through Ainsley's

would compete with the "big shot", and neither

is an

picture instantly showed up

Easton left it to Ainsley before she passed

donate such precious stuff if

as two pairs of earrings. Judged from the

is 20 million dollars, and one bidding

more than 20 million dollars. All the madams and young ladies present were eager to get

to 50 million dollars, which was the highest bidding price so

number. Obviously, he intended to buy the box and give it to Ainsley as a gift. It might make the headlines