Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Chapter 221

Hubert refused to make way and even asked Beatrix, “Beatrix, do you like Mr.

Cline’s jewelry too? That’s fantastic! I plan to purchase one for your sister

tonight and perhaps another one for you. What do you think?”

Beatrix’s curiosity was piqued, so she stopped walking and asked, “Oh, when

did Mr. Verkade become this generous?”

Hubert, unlike his older brother, was an open book. Hearing that, he

immediately responded with a proud smile, “My father and elder brother

have agreed to sponsor the betrothal gift for the Quillen family. I know your

sister has a fondness for beautiful things in golden hues. The highlight of

tonight’s auction will be a golden jade phoenix, and I’m certain she will like it!”

“Oh, you truly understand my elder sister!”

“Of course! I know Mackenzie better than anyone in this world,” Hubert

proudly proclaimed.

Beatrix enjoyed indulging in gossip about love and romance. Instead of

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revealing that her sister was already married, which would make Hubeny

efforts futile, she decided to taunt him by saying, “But I’m afraid Mr. Verkade

be able to

any cost with

this my bold declaration!” Hubert,

provoked,

just have to wait and

Beatrix’s family also had a stake in tonight’s auction

they would earn a commission based on

she could help her family make

suddenly felt quite clever.

me to the VIP room

Beatrix was willing or not and

regarded the

as his

hand, Emmanuel remained unaware that Beatrix and

had no idea that Hubert was planning to compete

Golden Jade

the golden jade phoenix. Furthermore, he never expected that

be sufficient to win any bid

the room, Emmanuel was

seeing a set of mahogany tea

a few hundred thousand and the tea that was

room. Not only that, there were also three striking

5.6 feet tall, donning short bodycon dresses

long and fair legs. However, Emmanuel didn’t even spare them a

other men who couldn’t take their eyes off

it fueled their desire to

him in various ways

resembled

he nearly fell

who observed this, chuckled proudly. He hadn’t

knew what