The Masterpiece of Leaving：Prepared A Perfect Stand-In For Him novel Chapter 44

It was Thomas!

A sneer--

Another gasp resounded, and everyone's gaze turned towards Thomas.

I was also surprised as I looked at him.

"Thomas, you..." Cathy looked at him in confusion.

Thomas stood up. "Miss Cathy wants to wear it at her wedding, and I want to get married too. My girlfriend likes it very much, so I must get it for her!"

This time, Aubrey didn't bid anymore. He just looked at me deeply and then led Cathy away without saying a word.

Thomas received the diamond crown. After making the final payment, he handed it to me. "Navier, it's for you."

"You... got it for me?" I looked at him in astonishment.

I truly believed that he only had eyes for the girl he liked!

"Yeah." Thomas nodded seriously.

"Are you crazy? Spending 100 million dollars just to make yourself happy?"

One hundred million dollars! I knew that this was almost all of Thomas' savings.

"This diamond crown is not worth it, you don't have to be so foolish!" I truly felt sorry for him.

"The diamond crown may not be worth it, but you are worth it." Thomas remained serious, his eyes shining brightly.

Could I see love in his eyes?

Dazzling.

Finally, I accepted the crown, but I requested Fredrica to transfer 100 million dollars from my account to Thomas.

I wanted to repay him in full that night.

"Navier, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't know where to wait for death. If you keep insisting on being fair with me, then I can't stay at Starlight Media!"

This child...

I just wanted to return the money. Why was it so difficult?

The Third-person Perspective

At the entrance of the auction house, Cathy struggled to catch up with Aubrey.

"Aubrey, it's just a crown, I don't care."

A pensive expression appeared on Cathy's face.

"I won't get the crown for you," Aubrey said indifferently.

Seeing Navier bidding for the diamond crown, he suddenly remembered that Navier had expressed a bit of regret on their wedding night: "I really wanted to have a grand wedding and wear a diamond-made crown."

Although Navier had divorced him by now, he knew she wasn't capable of it, and he couldn't let her deceive herself.

He had warned her beforehand but decided to buy it for her.

If Navier wanted to bid against him out of anger, then compensating her after the divorce was also reasonable.

However, the outcome wasn't good. Beside Navier, there was a man, Thomas, who was willing to spend a lot of money on her.

The more Thomas was willing to spend on Navier, the more despicable Aubrey seemed him to be.

Clearly, this marriage was something Navier was determined to get at all costs in Aubrey's view.