Spoiled my CEO husband after Rebirth novel Chapter 88

Leaning against the railing on the second floor, Olivier could not help but chuckle when he saw that text message.

He looked down at Gwenda, who looked angry, and his smile grew bigger.

Fingers tapping on the screen, he sent yet another message. "Do you like the "Heart of the Ocean"?"

Gwenda replied, "Never seen it."

Therefore, she could not say if she liked it or not.

Olivier smiled and texted back. "Take a good look at it later. If you like it, I'll get it for you."

Gwenda's eyes flickered with something as she recalled what Justina said. "Nah, I'm good. I have no interest in snatching things that other people want."

Confusion flashed across Olivier's face upon looking at the latest text on his phone.

Snatching things that other people wanted?

What did she mean?

Deciding not to ask any questions, Olivier pocketed his phone even as his eyes darkened.

At this time, the first item was successfully auctioned.

The following item was the legendary "Heart of the Ocean".

The host's spirits rose and he said, "I believe that everyone present has been looking forward to our most valuable item, the "Heart of the Ocean". So, without further ado, let's have the staff bring it up."

The staff members brought forth the necklace. Upon seeing it, the guests were instantly stirred up.

"Oh, it's so gorgeous. Even though it's stationary, I feel like it's still sparkling."

"As expected, it truly lives up to its reputation as a relic from a top jewellery designer."

"The design of this necklace is the epitome of perfection."

Not far away, Gretchen was instantly moved when she lay eyes upon the "Heart of the Ocean".

Turning to look at her, Martin saw the excited smile on her face, and the arm around her waist tightened. He leaned in close and whispered into her ear, "You like it?"

Gretchen nodded shyly. "Yes, it looks pretty."

"Then, I'll personally put it on for you later."

Martin promised her as he gently nibbled at her earlobe.

Gretchen blushed slightly. "Okay."

The bidding began with a base price of one million dollars.

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