The Regretful Housewife: Divorce and Rise Again novel Chapter 92

Chapter 92 Get Them Out Of My House

Chapter 92 Get Them Out Of My House

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As the villa came up for auction, the price hovered around ninety million. Because the starting bid was already high, none of the other bidders seemed interested.

Seeing that, Nina spoke up. “Ninety–one million.”

Cecilia’s heart jumped at the low offer.

“Ninety–one million, going once!”

“Going twice!”

“Ninety–one point five million!”

Someone finally raised the bid, but only slightly.

“Ninety–one point six million,” Nina said calmly.

The price crept up in tiny increments, ten thousand at a time. Cecilia could barely breathe.

“Ninety–one point six million, going once!”

“Going twice!”

“Going three times–sold!”

The house was gone for just over ninety million.

Cecilia collapsed on the spot.

“Mom!” Chase’s face drained of color.

After the entire auction, they’d only recovered two hundred million in total–not a cent more.

Nina stood, glanced at Cecilia lying on the ground, and gave a faint smile.

From this moment on, everything that had belonged to the Mercer family was hers.

In the end, most of the Mercer properties–the deeds, the cars, even the jewelry–ended up in Nina’s hands.

As soon as the auction ended, Cecilia and Chase rushed forward, trying to snatch the property deed from Nina. They didn’t even get close before security stepped in and blocked them.

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Chapter 92 Get Them Out Of My House

“Nina! Give us our home back!”

Held back by the guards, Cecilia nearly lost all composure.

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Nina looked down at the deed and car keys in her hand. “Mrs. Mercer, I paid for these. The Mercer assets have already been auctioned off. They’re not yours anymore–they’re mine.”

Her words cut straight through Cecilia.

She had lived in that house for decades. There was no way she could just hand it over- especially not to Nina.

To her, this had all been deliberate.

“Preston, I’ll leave this to you. I want the property and vehicle transfers handled as soon as possible.”

“Yes, Ms. Tann.”

Preston led his people to clear out the Mercer residence.

As Nina was leaving, she instructed the house staff to remove everything on site. Watching her favorite cups and vases being carried away, Cecilia felt a sharp, aching twist in her chest.

Chase rushed up to Nina again, only to be stopped by security. Furious, he shouted, “Nina! What will it take for you to give my home back?”

“Chase, I’ve already made myself clear. This was my father’s gift for my eighteenth birthday. I didn’t scheme anything for your sake, so don’t overthink it.”

Then she turned to the guards. “Get them out of my house. I’m sick of looking at them.”

“Yes, Ms. Tann.”

The guards shoved Cecilia and Chase toward the exit. “Move it! Ms. Tann doesn’t want to see you. Out!”

They were pushed all the way outside. Staring at the now–distant Mercer residence, Cecilia broke down, on the verge of hysteria.

“I told you to marry Nina, and you refused! Look at us now–where are we supposed to live? Where can we even go?”

As Nina got into the car, she heard Cecilia’s outburst.

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