The Queen Returns And She’s Unforgiving

Chapter 158

Evelyn didn't understand the market value.

Lucas casually set down his cup. "You can't put a price on joy. Bid for it."

Tiffany was momentarily stunned. Her lips then curled into a smile, and her eyes were full of warmth and sweetness.

She raised her paddle again, chin slightly raised. "50 million!"

Evelyn had been keeping an eye on Lucas since she made the offer. She saw that Tiffany had no intention of continuing, but Lucas gave her enough confidence and supported Tiffany no matter how much it cost.

In that instant, Evelyn paled, feeling an indescribable sense of suffocation. Her heart clenched, painful and numb.

Up front, Mason and the others were watching the situation with great interest. They all gave Evelyn meaningful looks as if silently speaking of her defeat and ridiculousness.

Did she even have the right to compete with Tiffany?

Flynn felt a complicated mix of emotions. He looked at Tiffany. Then, he leaned toward Mason and asked in a low voice, "Mr. Grant really does care about Ms. Moore... Have they really decided to get married?"

question left

glanced back at Evelyn, who

was dealt with, it was only

His chest felt bitter, but he also knew his place.

side, Justine could clearly sense Evelyn's feelings. She quickly asked, "Do you really like

is an heirloom of the

Evelyn's hand to raise the paddle. "Bid! Go all the way! I've got over 100 million in my account-we

shake her head helplessly. "You

million dollars

he would keep pushing the price to a level she could never reach

turned red with frustration. "Damn it! What's Lucas trying to do? Does he even

mind went blank for a

married him, she believed he was capable of anything and might be able to help her find it. So, she asked him for help and even showed him

the time, Lucas agreed. He kept the photo of the ring and told her that he couldn't make any promises, but he

because he knew that she found it so cruel. He knew everything, yet still chose to carve out a piece of her heart for

it would hurt her and that she wouldn't be

reached the limit of callousness and indifference