The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 161

Without waiting for Nancy to calm down, Judson held her hand tightly.

"Nancy, don't worry. I know the folks over at Evergreen Global are going to get involved with this paint." Judson flashed a grin. "Once the Rose Crown hits the market, we're not just talking millions; we're talking billions."

Nancy's fingers paused briefly, a complex expression crossing her face. She muttered an affirmative sound.

Just as her voice trailed off, Michael spoke up: "Does anyone else have any objections? If not, this paint goes to Evergreen Global and Lena."

Everyone exchanged glances, but no one dared to speak. The room was filled with a heavy silence. The auctioneer quickly struck the gavel. "Five million once, five million twice, five million thrice. No higher bids. The premium crimson pigment goes to Mr. Ferguson."

Michael nodded with satisfaction. "Good, let's move on to the next item."

The auctioneer immediately announced, "Alright, let's prepare the next piece..."

Despite his words, everyone's thoughts remained on the fierce bidding that had just taken place.

Cyrus' reputation preceded him. If anyone wanted to invest in Sunhaven, they couldn't bypass Cyrus. Just

deal with Evergreen Global, or else they wouldn't be considered

auction

on the items being auctioned. Twenty

to express his sincere thanks

event was about to disperse, Michael approached

Evergreen

hesitated, taken aback by

this. If I collect the paint, I'll have

all, it was a charity auction, and whoever signed their name would be credited with the

Evergreen Global aren't

Judson with a

didn't respond directly but squeezed Nancy's hand. "Nancy, you should go sign for it. I worry Cyrus might

brow, glancing at Cyrus, who was chatting with others while keeping an eye on her. She decided not to argue further. "Okay, but stay here. Don't

she turned

was out of earshot, Judson and Michael exchanged a knowing look and moved

didn't cause you any trouble. Your wife won't figure out you're behind

Judson replied, his gaze fixed on

on