Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad) novel Chapter 1139

Chapter 1139 

Irene grabbed her brother and asked softly, “How much money is that?” 

Adrian swallowed and replied softly, “Enough to buy a couple of the houses we live in now.” 

“Wow, so rich!” Irene’s eyes were gleaming. 

“2.25 million.” 

The host was a little stunned. The bids were so extravagant? What capricious men! 

“Sir, it’s just a drawing. Why don’t we forget it? It’s not worth it.” Silas bent to advise. 

Conrad did not understand why he was so angry either. He raised the bidding paddle and shouted, “3 million!” 

“Pfft!” Fia laughed. 

Conrad looked at her at a loss. 

She waved her hand. “Nothing, nothing. Just go on bidding.” 

A drawing she drew when she was bored fishing, a casual drawing, was worth 3 million? 

They were really rich! 

“Mr. Evans, there isn’t a need.” 

Jason’s secretary advised him earnestly with a worried expression, fearing that he would end up in a confrontation with others. 

Jason lowered his gaze and tossed the bidding paddle to his secretary. 

He sincerely wanted to oppose Conrad. Even though Conrad had lost his memory and didn’t remember anything, he wanted to stand against him! 

It was just a painting. It wasn’t worth three million! 

Conrad, who had lost his memory, was a complete fool! 

He had become a puppet under Beryl’s control and didn’t even realize it! 

The next item up for auction was a sapphire necklace that, when placed on the stage, reflected a charming light. 

The host said, “This is a sapphire necklace passed down from the British royal princess. Each gemstone is flawless, and it is cool in summer and warm in winter when you wear it around your neck. There’s only one of its kind in the world.” 

Fia lounged casually, raising the bidding paddle in response to the announcement, joining the competition with others. 

Surprisingly, both Conrad and Jason, who had just fiercely fought over a painting, showed no interest. Neither of them had someone to give such an item to. 

As the bidding progressed, the price continued to rise, leaving only two or three people and Fia contending for the necklace. 

Conrad looked at her. “I can help you.” 

Fia held up the bidding paddle and smiled provocatively. “That won’t be necessary. I can buy it myself.” 

With those words, she tapped Conrad’s face lightly with the paddle, displaying an air of disdain. 

Silas froze, his entire body stiff, not daring to make a sound. 

He was afraid that Conrad would get angry! 

However, there was no anger forthcoming. 

The bidding paddle had already left his face, but he stared at Fia in a daze, a baffling feeling growing in his heart. 

It felt like sadness, yet like delight. 

It was as if something was being summoned from the bottom of his heart. 

“Ms. Sia, did we know each other in the past?” 

Fia’s gaze was on the sapphire necklace and hearing this, her 

gaze narrowed.