Chapter 312
Chapter 312:
Annabel raised her head to take a look at the porcelain bowl and realized it was her grandpa’s previous gift to her.
There were so many antiques in her house that she had decided to auction some of them.
Eventually, the porcelain bowl was sold for two million dollars.
The second item up for auction was a fluffy, lifelike cat.
“Isn’t this plush cat adorable? Don’t underestimate it, though. This was made by Leo. Its eyes are made of diamonds, making it a highly valuable collectible p>
Someone whispered, “It turns out Leo made it p>
“That must be very expensive. I wonder who will get it p>
The cat was tailor-made by Annabel. She was quite fond of it, which was why she decided to buy it back.
“This cat is up for auction starting at one million dollars. Each bid should be no less than one hundred thousand. The bidding is now open p>
As soon as the emcee finished speaking, someone raised a paddle and exclaimed, “One million and two hundred thousand p>
“One million and five hundred thousand p>
“Two million p>
The bids increased and soon reached five million.
“The current bidding price is five million dollars. Anyone willing to place a bigger offer p>
Annabel parted her lips and declared, “Ten million p>
“This lady bid ten million. Is there anyone else p>
Before the emcee could finish his words, Heather swiftly raised her paddle. “Twelve million p>
Heather shot Annabel a venomous glare. In fact, she had never intended to bid to get the cat. All she wanted was to steal whatever Annabel wanted.
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Receiving Heather’s defiant gaze, Annabel fired back with a subtle smile and raised her paddle again. “Fifteen million p>
Fifteen million?
Heather glowered at Annabel with even more disdain.
“How could a country bumpkin like her have so much money? She’s probably bidding with Rupert’s money p>
But as Heather looked around the room, there was no sign of Rupert.
Rupert stood up, strode toward Annabel, looked her up and down, and asked sarcastically, “Annabel, is Rupert aware that you’re spending so much money on a cat p>
Annabel stared at Heather as if she were an idiot. “Whether he knows or not is none of your business p>
“So he doesn’t know?” Heather sneered. “Wouldn’t it be embarrassing if you got the cat but didn’t have enough money to purchase it p>
“That’s none of your business.” Annabel grinned slightly before she took out a black card and waved it in front of Heather’s face.
Annabel found it funny that Heather thought she couldn’t afford the cat.