Chapter 66 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• Justin became serious. "If Anna was ready to pay $9 million for this painting, then $10 million isn't a problem either," he thought, his thin lips pursed. Anna withdrew abruptly, not because she was unable to pay but more because she gave up. She intentionally did this! But Justin was unable to comment on it. Ultimately, Rosalind was not coerced into accepting Anna's offer to take this painting. Rosalind volunteered to do this. Calm down, Bella refrained from placing a bid on the other auction items. Justin said nothing, wanting just to place a bid on the ancient rosewood chair. Subsequently, Shannon contributed a double of jadeite stones on behalf of the Salvador Corporation. It was $2 million at base.
• Bella gave a small snort and shook her head mockingly. Rather than purchase these two foolish stones, she would prefer to spend her money on the duplicate earlier. Who would buy these but fools? Indeed, there weren't many bidders. Despite the auctioneer's best efforts, the item sold for a mere $2.6 million. Shannon's smile vanished from her face. As if it had nothing to do with him, Justin maintained his composure. This was due to the fact that Shannon would always make Gregory look bad. Justin's father and himself did not get along well either.
• The following item was donated by Ms. Mila Larson and is from KS Group. These are two 18th-century azure porcelain teacups! The audience was instantly excited, as was every collector there. Bella gasped. She spun around, taking in the throng of people behind her. She finally made out Mila's elegant silhouette in the rear. Bella wrote Steven an anxious message. How come Aunt Mila is here? How come you didn't let me know she was coming? Steven answered back. [Ms. Bella, I also recently learned this! Perhaps Madam Mila was summoned at the last minute by the Chairman as a backup. Bella thought to herself in a panic, "Damn it! Wyatt never follows the guidelines!