To Win His Ex-Wife’s Heart Again by Rose Winifred

Chapter 136

Andie was indulgent toward Sasha.

Andic still raised the paddle though Sasha had just told her not to do that.

She even bid lightly. “400 thousand dollars.

Sasha was shocked. “What? The starting price is only 200 thousand dollars!”

She couldn’t accept the way Andic bid.

Andie said, full of smiles, “You don’t understand.”

She had bid such a high price so that others would think that she liked this item very much and would not casually compete with her for it.

After all, Andie was more or less renowned in the industry, so most people would show her respect and wouldn’t compete with her for what she had her eye on.

Of course, Sasha could naturally understand that Andie was asking everyone for a favor for Sasha’s sake.

Sasha had to admit that she felt warm in her heart, but she still felt Andie didn’t need to

do so.

When the auctioneer heard someone bidding, he immediately shouted with a bright smile “This Miss just bid 400 thousand dollars. Any higher bids? 400 thousand dollars

going once…”

to look at her and recognized her. They

Andic and raised

to add at least 20

was obvious that this bidder didn’t intend to bid too

her paddle again and bid

shock, “This pair of earrings is not worth such a price

most and there was no need to buy

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said with a smile, “It’s not a big deal. It’s just a small sum

helpless against Andie’s generosity.

wouldn’t waste her

and said sternly, “You’re not allowed. to compete with

Andie was bewildered.

reaction was beyond her expectations.

back when she sensed Sasha’s anger.

to raise

Andie had given up bidding and even turned back to look at Sasha, they didn’t

so there was no higher bid though they liked the earrings. Sasha got the

with the

breathed a sigh of relief. At least Andie didn’t have to spend money.

the auction house, Gwenyth and Calista were also happy when they saw the earrings had come under the hammer at such a

dowrics? How can she have so much money?”

what Gwenyth said, hatred glinted in