Chapter 60 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• At last, the weekend was here. Because wealthy people cherished their privacy, a large number of media gathered outside the Savrow Platinum Auction House and were denied entry. Collectors and investment bankers with a singular focus on profit attended the auction. Nobody wanted to do interviews with them because they weren't celebrities in need of publicity in the media. They came just to see the artifacts on exhibit. Shannon, Jean, and Rosalind were the only ones who didn't comply, of course. Every year around this time, Shannon would look absolutely stunning in her best gown and jewels for this prestigious charity auction.
• Walking the red carpet and blocking the entry, she gave off the impression of a third-rate star, allowing the photographers to snap pictures of her. Then, when the auction house staff urged her to step aside, she would depart angrily. Her expression suggested that she was worried that people would forget that she was the outmoded actress who became successful by being a home wrecker over two decades ago. For the previous two years, Gregory had not attended this auction, most likely due to embarrassment from his wife.
• But this year, Shannon refrained from pulling her previous stunts as Jean pleaded with Shannon to step aside so that Rosalind and she could have the limelight. Shannon was forced to comply with Jean's request, regardless of how reluctant she was. Rosalind and Jean were thus the "ushers" stationed at the entryway this year. "We're going to the auction this time, and we hope to bid on some great collectibles and contribute to charity at the same time." In front of the press, Jean spoke with confidence and exuded an air of superiority. "Mrs. Gold, what is Gold Corporation's current financial status?" It's reportedly close to filing for bankruptcy. A reporter asked with a tough question. Has Mr. Gold completed his investigation? Will he receive a jail term?