Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 65

Chapter 65 Mr. Hansen Was Not a Playboy

"What's wrong?"

Byron turned his head and glanced at Jane without any intention of taking out the anklet.

"Nothing."

Jane was a lady, after all, and she had her own dignity and bottom line, so she couldn't ask why the anklet was not given to her.

In order to hide her astonishment and embarrassment, Jane raised her glass. "I also want to represent the Yoris family to thank you, Byron."

"You're welcome."

Byron clinked glasses with her indifferently and drank. No one mentioned it again.

But because Byron took the anklet and didn't give it to her for a long time, Jane seemed a little absent-minded for the rest of the auction.

When it was the turn of the items donated by the Donald family to appear one by one, Byron suddenly asked, "Where's Harry?"

Harry wasn't interested in the other auction items, so it was understandable that he didn't show up.

But the items from the Donald family were on the stage now, and he couldn't be found in the entire hall, so something must be wrong.

"I don't know. Did he leave with Dr. Lane first?"

Jane didn't pay much attention to Harry, especially now that she was obsessed with the anklet in Byron's pocket, so she didn't have the time to pay attention to these things.

Byron was still staring at the vase donated by the Donald family on display on the stage, and his deep eyes narrowed. "Send someone to have a look."

"Byron, Harry and Cora are both adults, so nothing will happen."

Jane thought about the way Harry had hugged Cora on the dance floor before. She always felt that they should be having fun in a corner of the banquet hall right now.

Byron ignored her and was playing with the lighter in his hand, knocking on the armrest. Obviously, his patience was about to run out.

Seeing this, Carter immediately contacted the security team of the hotel and started to search every corner of the banquet hall.

Both of them were indeed adults, and nothing would happen, but someone was afraid that they would do what adults usually did.