Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 171 The Auction 3

Matthew gave Elizabeth a sidelong look and asked, “You don’t like any of them?”

As he spoke, his eyes glinted, making Elizabeth’s eyelids flicker.

Elizabeth replied, “Mr. Hilton, are you kidding? I can never afford any of these antiques.”

In truth, she could not care less about those extravagances when she needed to work hard to feed her triplets and herself

Upon hearing Elizabeth’s remark, Matthew cast a meaningful gaze at her.

She’s indeed not a greedy woman. Although she can be fanatical about money sometimes, she earns money through hard work. With a paycheck of thirty thousand every month, she’s very dedicated to her job. She will never be late to work nor leave the office before off-hours, and she organizes my work diligently without making any blunders On top of that, she constantly puts up with my criticism, fulfills my demands, and appeases me.

With that in mind, his affection toward Elizabeth grew intense. Subsequently, he looked at the stage, preparing to bid for

the next lot.

Soon, a necklace was exhibited on the auction block before the auctioneer introduced, “This is the last lot for today, Starry Tears. The pendant dates back to medieval times, and it’s made from meteorite.”

moment Elizabeth saw Starry Tears, her eyes gleamed with admiration, as it was the first time

have some kind of spell that made

was forty million, she instantly stuck out her tongue.

the price for a mansion. I’ll never buy such a luxury even

sip

of the rich is beyond my imagination. Their wealth is really blowing

the buyers kept offering their prices.

eighty

patted her chest. I wonder who dares to take this sumptuous

his bidding paddle and said,

uproar, and Elizabeth could hear the

million? Isn’t it too much?”

another twenty million

the auctioneer remarked, “Number eleven. One hundred and twenty million bid. Anyone

hearing that, Matthew slightly furrowed his eyebrows because he thought he would be the winning bidder with his bid. Who is this number

held up the bidding paddle again. “One hundred