Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2311

Of course, Layla was much more professional and detailed than just providing that much. She arranged a trip for Wilbur to the Riol airport from Diseya that would take three hours, then a series of trips to other places from there.

The entire schedule would allow Wilbur to partake in fifteen auctions over the course of two days. Wilbur headed to the parking lot at once and spoke to Arsi briefly before driving right out of Diseya to Samon. He took a flight to Riol, then to Dillsana.

Wilbur flew around half the globe in just a little over a day. He attended fourteen auctions and spent over a billion dollars bidding on various collector's items that he put into his demiplane.

Wilbur used the last half-day to fly back to Moda. He had not expected the last auction to be held in Monsato, the capital of Moda. Layla had pre-purchased entry tickets to the auction for Wilbur, so he only needed to scan the digital copy of it on his phone to enter.

The flight here had delayed him by half an hour, causing Wilbur to miss a third of the auction by the time he got there. Despite feeling rather wistful over the lost opportunities, there was not really much he could do about it.

Despite a third of the auction having gone by, there were still nineteen items to go. Wilbur successfully bid five out of the first ten items, and a staff member then came onstage to tell them that the remaining nine items were rare ores from underground mines that would be auctioned off based on their size.

The first ore was carried onto the stage. Wilbur scanned it with his spirit energy and found out that the ore contained a mysterious energy. He secured it without a doubt.

Following that, Wilbur spent two hundred million dollars on the next seven ores. He had now successfully bid for eight out of the nine ores.

The attendees at the auction were famous collectors and entrepreneurs in Moda or neighboring countries, and Wilbur getting his hands on eight items in one go was seen as rather humiliating to them.

The last item up for auction was a huge ore weighing up to three hundred kilograms. The other collectors and entrepreneurs eagerly raised their placards as soon as the bidding commenced, wanting nothing more than to own the ore.

The starting bid for the ore was ten million dollars, and each bid would increase the price by a million dollars. Within no time, a dozen or so other bidders had raised their placards and the price was now at twenty-eight million dollars.

"Thirty million!"