Meanwhile, Jenny was looking around. "Lady Lionheart's bid stands at 3 billion. Do I hear another bid?"

Trevor was frowning but stayed silent instead of continuing to compete against Sif.

Sif mistook it as Trevor showing weakness and was unable to compete further.

Smiling with smug disdain, she asked, "Why the silence? Go on, keep bidding—let's see how much dough you have, challenging us Lionhearts."

"Actually, you can have it since you like it,” Frank suddenly said quietly.

If anything, buying an underdeveloped Hyperion Root at three billion dollars only proved Sif's immaturity and experience.

"I can have it?" Sif snorted, folding her arms before her chest. "Pretty words, but just admit you can't afford it. Do I really need your handouts? How shameless can you be?"

Frank simply chuckled and refrained from arguing, since it

and his smile left her

the monumental pressure and frightening deep

really upsetted

to keep harassing him—if she did, it would show everyone how petty she was, and she would

she returned

the frustration in Sif's expression not

billion. "Next up, another treasure from my family's troves,” Jenny announced and pulled off a red cloth to reveal a white stalactite as thick as a person's arm. "It's a milk-white stalactite—never processed or sculpted, one of the rarest items in my father's collection.

face fell when he saw the

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