Elliot and Avery novel Chapter 1843

Chapter 1843

Soon, it will be Hayden and Layla’s birthday.

Avery saw the promotion of this jewelry auction on the Internet.

Jewelry in this auction, there was a children’s jewelry, particularly beautiful.

Avery took a fancy to it at a glance.

She thought that Layla would like it very much, so she wanted to take a picture and give it to her daughter.

“The next piece of jewelry is a children’s jewelry. This jewelry was designed by the empress of the J-Kingdom for her daughter in the last century. This jewelry was made by hand by the top craftsmen of the J-Kingdom at that time. There were a total of 108 gemstones inlaid on it…Whether it’s a good choice for taking pictures for my daughter or remodeling.” The auctioneer introduced this jewelry on the stage, and after quoting the reserve price, the scene Start bidding.

When Avery was about to bid, the man sitting next to her immediately raised a placard: “$8 million.”

Avery took a deep breath.

It seems that this man was determined to win.

Because the reserve price was $5 million.

The man added $3 million directly.

Avery glanced at the picture of the jewelry again, and still liked it very much, presumably her daughter would like it even more.

Thinking of this, she immediately raised her placard.

The default value of a raise is $500,000.

“No. 9 bid $8.5 million!” the auctioneer said immediately, “Is there anyone else?”

“I bid $10 million.” Avery corrected.

The auctioneer was shocked and immediately corrected: “No. 9 bid $10 million. Is there anyone else to follow?”

“Ms. Jones, the organizer of this auction and Mr. Foster know each other. Would you like to call Mr. Foster and ask him to help?”

Norah Jones hesitated for a while, then said, “I’ll call Mr. Foster and ask.”

After a while, The man No. 10 finished the call and returned to the auction hall.

From the corner of Avery’s eyes, she saw a triumphant smile on The man’s face, as if everything was under control.

The man: “Give up this set of jewelry!”

Avery replied, “give me a reason to give up.”

“My boss is going to make an order. And we won’t increase the price. Just use $10 million to buy this set of jewelry.” The man put his hands around his chest, and the corner of his mouth raised a smug smile.

A staff member in uniform walked in and called the auctioneer off the stage, and the two had a private chat.