Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1752

Of course, Marie would be happy if Wilbur could buy the antiques and bring them back to Dasha in the end.

Realistically, however, she also suspected whether or not he would be able to afford the expensive antiques.

This had been an auction of mainly Dasha antiques, many of them originating from ancient dynasties. Wilbur had bid for ten out of eleven antiques, leaving many attendees in shock.

After all, Pilsey was just a small town in Cametra. Despite the view here being excellent, there were not many rich folk living here. Wilbur bade for about twenty million dollars' worth of antiques, which was undoubtedly a huge sum to most people here.

However, these people here did not know Wilbur's real identity as the owner of Cape International. Twenty million dollars was hardly anything to someone like him.

Wilbur did not feel too much about spending the money on ten antiques and even wanted to keep on bidding.

Just then, however, Marie's butler Harold came up to Wilbur.

The auction was still in full swing as Harold bowed to Wilbur respectfully. "Sir, could I please ask if you would be so kind as to pay the twenty million dollars you have spent on the auction?"

"This money is really important to us, sir. I hope you can understand."

Wilbur smiled. He understood what Harold was implying with his words. After all, there had been a case of someone from Dasha bidding for many Dashan antiques before refusing to pay and causing a disruption at the auction.

Not that that was the most terrible thing to do. Those antiques belonged to Dasha in the first place and had ended up overseas due to some accidents.

But this was a private auction. Who knew how many hands these antiques had been passed through? In the end, the people who owned these antiques still paid to own them. Had this been an auction held by the Cametran government, Wilbur would have refused to pay a single cent.

Since it was a private auction, it was fair enough that Wilbur paid the amount he bade for.

"Of course I understand. Let me pay you now."