Betrayal At The Altar

Chapter 265 The Sexy And Charming Redhead

The highly anticipated queen’s crown finally appeared as the auction items were sold quickly and smoothly.

The originally noisy hall instantly became so quiet that one could hear a pin drop.

Everyone looked at Seth, the auctioneer, and listened to him patiently and attentively as he explained a few details about the queen’s crown.

However, Seth only explained the appearance of the queen’s crown without saying anything about its origins or historical background.

It was not that he deliberately hid it, but the owner of the queen’s crown had never mentioned it.

Even so, it successfully piqued everyone’s curiosity.

“Tonight’s last auction item is the queen’s crown in imitation of the Ming Dynasty. The starting price is 12 million dollars, and the bidding begins now!”

As Seth finished speaking, the people present began to bid, not giving in to each other.

The price of the queen’s crown soared to 30 million dollars.

Sitting in the back row, Darcy looked at the people who raised their signs to bid before him. A hint of surprise flashed across his eyes.

He did not expect the queen’s crown to be so hotly contested as this

As Darcy pondered, the price of the queen’s crown continued to soar.

Seth, who was standing on the stage, was sweating profusely.

for the queen’s crown was 40 million dollars,

initial estimate.

the crowd below the stage, and

the people present competed, they could not win against

were only intermediate members. They were not worth mentioning in front of a top–tier

competition, most people had no choice but to

three people were still competing with each other.

“62 million dollars!”

“64 million dollars!”

“70 million dollars!”

an uproar

others sitting below the stage

queen’s crown doesn’t look very valuable. Are these people stupid and

Jane muttered in confusion.

a light smile on her face the

looked innocent and

Fujiby auction, there was never a shortage of news, nor was there a shortage

crown to be called

was the extremely rare blue diamond from before or the pair of 19th–century butterfly diamond necklaces that appeared

room for value addition.