The Consortium's Heir

Chapter 130

The inside of the auction house was bustling with activity, with many people walking about and discussing, eliciting an interested expression on Darius‘ face.

There were several people at the exchange center, a place where they could put up their items and goods for auction. The staff at the exchange center would then appraise their goods and determine how much it would be auctioned off for.

Of course, the exchange center would not forget to take their 10% commission from the amount the items or goods were auctioned off for. The 10% commission was fixed, and would be deducted regardless of the amount the items or goods were auctioned off for.

Janet noticed the interested expression on Darius‘ face and smiled softly before speaking

“Are you interested in putting up any of your properties, items or goods for auction?” Janet asked nonchalantly, her eyes trained on the exchange center.

Darius shook his head at her question, displaying his answer. With his current wealth and status, there was absolutely no need for him to auction off any of his properties, items or goods.

Janet smiled but said nothing else at his silent rejection. She then led him past the exchange center and into the main hall where the auction would be held.

The auction hall was already occupied with people, even though the auction would not begin until an hour later, and yet more people were still arriving.

The main hall was luxuriously decorated, with the best of decoration materials used to bring out the beauty of the hall. It was easily one of the most impressive decorations Darius had seen in his life.

with an impressed expression on his face, but before he could fully admire the decorations in the hall, Janet led him to another section of

section was solely reserved for the

private lounge 12 which was reserved for them and sat down. In their lounge, a particular style of curtain was used, making it hard for guests to see the interior of the lounge. Darius and Janet, on the other hand, could see

of them then settled comfortably in the private lounge and waited

have to wait too long before the auction started. After one hour,

settled down and eagerly anticipating the beginning of

her curves, and she had a mature charm to her. She was certainly charming, as the organizers of the auction would not allow just anyone to be the emcee. The emcee had to be charming enough to the guests; otherwise they would feel

charmed the

seeing that she had captured the crowd‘s heart no longer hesitated and begun the

hands and two attendants drove a trolley containing a blue vase onto the stage. The blue vase was exquisite and beautiful, and one glance told that

time and delved into the history behind the

It was seized as a spoil of war during the Chen war in the late 1800s. It is now being auctioned for a starting price of 10 million dollars, with increments of no less than

narrating the history of

dollars!”

million dollars!”

than ten people were involved. In the end, it was auctioned off for an astronomical sum