The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life

Chapter 344:

Forreal boasted a client database reputed to be the most secure globally, its protections nearly foolproof. However, for those who were determined enough, there was always a way through.

But in this scenario, the effort simply wasn’t justified.

As each auction piece found a new owner, the moment everyone had been waiting for arrived—the tiara, the centerpiece of the evening, was finally unveiled.

Silence enveloped the once noisy hall as all eyes turned to the auctioneer, Zayn, hanging on his every word about the tiara. Zayn only described the tiara’s value, skipping its history and origin. This wasn’t an intentional omission; rather, the tiara’s owner had not provided any historical details. Nonetheless, the air of mystery only heightened the attendees’ intrigue.

“Presenting the final item tonight, a replica of an ancient tiara, renowned for its elaborate craftsmanship. We start the bidding at 60 million dollars,” Zayn announced. His voice resonated across the silent hall, sparking a fierce round of bids.

The competition drove the price rapidly upward, surpassing 150 million. From his vantage point at the back, Jacob observed the escalating bids with a mix of amusement and surprise. The excitement around the tiara was more than he had expected.

to surge as Jacob mulled over the unfolding scene. Meanwhile,

dollars had surpassed all expectations. Despite the

despite the intense bidding, no one could match the financial power of the person behind Jacob. In this gathering, many were just mid-level

bowed out. Now, only three bidders

a bid: “Three hundred and

hundred and twenty

𝓞𝓻𝓲𝓰𝓲𝓷 𝓼𝓲𝓽𝓮 → 𝓰ⲁ𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀﹒𝓬𝓸𝓶

and

escalating bids stirred excitement among

near the front, were

see it?” Rita murmured, bewildered. Leah’s expression remained calm, her gentle smile

auctions, dramatic moments and the extravagant whims of the wealthy were nothing new. Yet, the tiara’s climb to an astounding 350 million dollars was truly

were known for their potential to appreciate in value. But this