Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Nyla hadn't expected Damon to force Rebecca to marry Nathaniel.

"After everything she put you through, you don't want to get back at her?" Valarie asked.

If it were five years ago, Nyla might have sought revenge.

Since having Mason, her only goal had been to work hard and provide a happy, carefree life for him. Other matters simply didn't hold the same significance anymore.

"Didn't you say she married Nathaniel and suffers frequent abuse? That sounds like retribution to me," Nyla replied.

Valarie pouted and scoffed. "You might be able to let it go, but I can't. She's been hiding for years, so I haven't had a chance to deal with her. Now that she's finally out in public, I definitely have to teach her a lesson." Nyla frowned. "Valarie, I know you're trying to stand up for me, but it's not worth it. You said she's with that Mr. Nuttall, right? Don't go offending others because of me."

"Don't worry. I know what I'm doing," Valarie assured her.

Realizing that Valarie wouldn't listen, Nyla could only sigh helplessly.

Soon, the auction began.

Nyla wasn't interested in the jewelry anymore. She rested her chin in her hand and watched casually. In contrast, Valarie was fully engaged, frequently raising her paddle to bid.

her fingers into her palm, glaring at her with intense resentment. Orlando

know her?" he

looked away and said in a low

raised an eyebrow but didn't press

the auction continued, Rebecca noticed that Valarie had won several pieces of

flashed in her eyes as she clung to Orlando's arm, her voice sweet and flirtatious. "Mr.

clearly enjoying her attention. "Go ahead and bid. Anything under

to spend some money to make her

Orlando's heart, and he

expressed interest in a piece, Rebecca deliberately raised

calm, smiling all

bidding on a set valued at 7,000,000

raised the

directly, "15,000,000 dollars." Rebecca raised her paddle at Valarie's provocative glance,

was confident that Valarie would continue bidding since Valarie had been pursuing this particular set from the start, clearly indicating

as she made her bid, the room