Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 387 The Ring Was Gone

The two of them walked out of the lounge together, spotting Jennifer already seated at her table in the distance.

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A waiter approached them with a courteous smile, leading them to their seats. As they walked, Charlotte couldn’t help but notice how Arthur seemed to subtly close the gap between them.

The lights in the hall dimmed as the auction began, leaving the stage bathed in a focused glow. Charlotte turned to glance at Arthur. In the faint light, it was hard to make out the expression on his face.

Once everyone was settled, Jennifer, the chairwoman of the charity foundation, stepped onto the stage. She delivered a well–rehearsed speech, setting the tone for the night, and soon, the auction got underway.

The early items were rare gemstones–beautiful, but not particularly exciting. Even so, their starting bids already exceeded 10 million dollars.

Charlotte watched as item after item was displayed, her interest fading quickly. She felt a light nudge on her shoulder and turned to see Evie smiling mischievously. “I heard they’re auctioning off a rare gemstone tonight. Supposedly centuries old and worth a fortune. Want to try your luck?”

Charlotte shook her head with a small laugh. “I can’t afford

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that.”

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on a ring. I think I’ve got just enough in my budget for it.”

said with a smile.

wanted was brought out–a jade masterpiece, its clarity and craftsmanship making it a true standout. The starting bid was three million dollars, with increments of half a million dollars and

raised her paddle first, confidently

like this weren’t uncommon in their private stashes. Only a handful of people joined the bidding.

6.5 million dollars, the room fell silent. Evie’s lips curved into a triumphant smile, her confidence

strike the gavel for the third time, a lazy, almost playful voice

smile froze. Her grip on her paddle tightened,

Eight million twice. Eight million three times. Sold

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at her, noticing her pale