Bogus Billionaire By Shining Riviera

“I’m fine.” Jude took a handkerchief out and wiped his tears. “Carrie, I’m very happy with this gift. Let me reward you. Tell me, is there

anything you want?”

Just as Caroline was about to say something, Brie interrupted her. In a displeased tone, Brie said. “But Mr. Morrison Senior, this is only worth one million dollars…”

Jude’s face fell at once. “Brie, you can’t measure the value of a gift by its price! Although this painting is no match for the perfume bottle in terms of price, to me, it’s the most precious gift. Only upstarts will measure gifts by their prices!”

Hearing that, Brie became hot under the collar. The guests around them began to laugh at her too. Just as she turned around to leave, she almost bumped into a staff member who’d rushed over.

Stunned, Caroline looked at the staff member carefully. She hadn’t prepared any second gifts.

“Oh? Quick, show it to me.” Jude laughed. “Carrie, how many surprises are you planning to give me today?”

Before Caroline could say anything, another staff member arrived with a wooden box.

The box was delicately crafted with complex patterns, and its surface was polished to perfection. Clearly, it wasn’t something cheap. The staff member put the box on the table and slowly opened it.

Everyone there, including Caroline, held their breaths.

The moment the box was opened, a beautiful piece of antique ceramic vase came into view.

The banquet hall was filled with individuals who were knowledgeable about antiques. As soon as they caught sight of the ceramic, they couldn’t help but gasp in amazement.

Those well–versed in antique collections knew that these ceramics had been made for the royal family centuries ago and were rare to

come across.

Considering how old it was, encountering such a treasure was a rarity, let alone having the opportunity to own it as a collectible.

Everyone looked at Caroline in shock. This wasn’t just a matter of money; only those with strong connections could have the chance of acquiring it.

As expected of the daughter of the Evans family. Although they had fallen from grace, their power was still impressive.

It took a while for Jude to come to his senses. “Carrie, how did you get this?”

That was what she wanted to know, too. At first, she’d suspected that someone wanted to set her up with an additional gift. Little did she expect it to be such a priceless treasure!

Eddy stared at the vase, his eyes narrowing.

He’d come here with Kirk. When Kirk had written his signature in the guest book earlier, he’d also written that his gift was two ceramic wares–a vase and a wash basin.

The antique vase here was one of those two ceramic wares.

of the lounge, wondering why Kirk had

used the wash basin, which cost

couldn’t

Kirk was watching Caroline on the screen with a

flustered she was in the hall, Kirk couldn’t help feeling delighted.

Collins was clearly planning to cause trouble for Ms. Evans. Your idea has

do with him. He just couldn’t stand Caroline being bullied by others. especially when it

her explain it,” Kirk said, waving

butler nodded and went

back alone, he could finally let his eyes roam freely over Caroline’s sexy and delicate back. Narrowing his eyes slightly. he

the butler had already walked over to Caroline’s side, interrupting Kirk from enjoying the beautiful

the table. As the swirling

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butler approached Jude discreetly. “Mr. Morrison Senior, seeing that the antique vase

for safekeeping purposes?

was a sound suggestion, so Jude complied. “Have someone send

Caroline let out a sigh of relief and looked at the butler gratefully. The butler

to the task at

the others jumped on the occasion to

to your collection, Mr. Morrison

thoughtful of

Morrison Senior is so lucky to have a

to hear

make a toast to Jude, was pushed

twitching because everyone flocked toward Caroline. She admitted that Caroline was more beautiful than her, but how

wealthier than her too? How dare

took another glance at the vase, now in the careful hands of a staff member. It didn’t sit right with

an expensive item. There must be more to it than meets

Caroline had a moment of respite. She left the banquet hall

already waiting for her.

Zellen.” Caroline called out to the butler, who had served Jude for more than

“Yes, Ms. Evans?

“The antique vase….

what Caroline was about to ask. He smiled.

second uncle?” Something within

“Yes.”

“Where is he?

you like to meet

only right for me to thank him in

“Of course.”

what he was working on and ushered Caroline to the