The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back by Juliette Vaughan

Chapter 124

"Ms. Vanderbilt bid sixty million dollars. Sixty million dollars once. Sixty million dollars twice. Sixty million dollars..." the auctioneer continued.

At that moment, Kayla's heart raced. She stared at Paisley, fearing that Paisley would raise her paddle at the last moment.

But this time, Paisley sat quietly, showing no signs of raising her paddle. Even the bidding paddle was left on the table, untouched.

"The deal's done." With the auctioneer's gavel falling, the painting was finally won by Kayla for sixty million dollars.

"Yes." Kayla jumped with joy and then excitedly turned to hug Marissa. "Marissa, this is amazing. I won it." After saying that, she turned to look back at Paisley, her eyes filled with pride as if to say, "Hmph, Paisley, you are still the loser in the end."

Marissa also looked deeply at Paisley, but she was not as happy as Kayla. Instead, she felt a sense of being played.

water, completely ignoring

two teachers sitting at the same table as Paisley were shocked beyond measure. This was the first time they had seen an auction bidding scene

bids in millions? They treat money

it could help so many girls in the poor village. At least this winter, they could have winter clothes,

Paisley's calm demeanor and suddenly understood. She leaned closer to Paisley and whispered with

but her determined gaze said it all. Yes,

then asked, "But how did you know Ms. Vanderbilt would keep raising the bid? What if she gave up? Wouldn't that mean you would have to buy

estimates," Paisley replied. She had calculated Kayla's available funds. After all, she had lived with the Vanderbilt family

bidding, it wouldn't matter. I could just buy the painting myself. There's no shame in buying my own

like watching a fool. She thought, "This fool has been played and is still so pleased with herself. Lauren, is this your