The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 3906

Todd called his bid at seven billion, but even that didn't scare his competitors away.

Soon, another wealthy tycoon raised his hand and called his bid, "Seven point two billion!"

The O ski an tycoon who placed a bid of five point eight billion and six point eight billion before paled.

He made his bid generously, but he didn't have unlimited funds.

At most, he could only afford at most around eight billion or so. He cheerily raised the bid because he wanted to scare away his competitors before they raised the price to his upper limit.

His strategy would have worked in the bidding for a commonly auctioned item. However, they weren't bidding for any ordinary item. They were bidding for their life!

who were terminally ill saw this as a good chance for a full recovery. Winning a quarter pill was more than enough to extend their

days. If they could recover from their illness, it wouldn't be hard for them to continue living until they were in their eighties or nineties. The auctioned item on

psychological tactic or winning strategy would not work in such a situation. Every bidder only had one goal in

small few who appeared to be relatively calm. They hadn't participated in the bidding at all. They could afford to bid. However, they had been holding back their energy and were aiming for the last auction, a full pill. These people included Jordan and Bernard Arnault, who was forced by Charlie to join a two billion dollar purchase bundle. There were also several bidders whose

capital verification, they decided to only declare part of their assets. As a result, they only declared a

was a middle-aged man who resembled a popular actor named Adam. In fact, he looked more handsome than the actor. He kept his hands crossed, with no intention of raising his hand. He simply stared at the Rejuvenating

Master. With how things are currently going, the last Rejuvenating Pill might end

price doesn't matter. No matter what, we must win

in the auction hall

kept rising and reached

number of bidders

the hall were indeed wealthy. However, not many could afford