The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea novel Chapter 1389

Andrius did not anticipate needing money when he went to the Northern Desert this time, so he did not carry a bank card with him. Thus, he had to arrange for someone to bring it over.

Fortunately, the auction was scheduled for the afternoon, so there was enough time.

Soon, afternoon arrived.

Virtue Auction House was already bustling with people. Many influential figures from Jurith were gathered. They were all either powerful dignitaries or from prominent families here to attend the auction.

“Hello, I’d like to register for the auction.”

At that moment, Andrius and Kate walked into the auction house and went straight to the front desk.

Liliana’s parents were victims of foul play, leading to the company’s bankruptcy and insurmountable debts which ultimately resulted in their suicide. Thus, the industries that originally belonged to Jones Enterprise were being auctioned to settle the debts.

This auction was different from usual ones and required registration under a name to participate officially.

“Of course, sir.” The receptionist glanced at Andrius and carried out her duties. “Please show me your identification and choose a seat.”

Andrius followed the instructions seriously.

The elites at the venue who saw this began to discuss in hushed voices.

“Tsk, tsk, tsk! Wait, it can’t be. Is someone actually bidding?”

With that starter, everyone began to talk.

“Yeah, everyone in Jurith knows that this auction is just a formality.”

“What? Who is that fearless? I’ll be right over.” Jasper sneered and led his men to the auction site.

He surveyed the area and saw two unfamiliar faces—Andrius and Kate. He instinctively knew that it was them and immediately walked over.

“Kid, are you planning to bid against me for Horizon Moon?” Jasper narrowed his eyes as he sized Andrius up, snorting coldly, “Do you know that you’re playing with fire? Who do you think you are?”

Andrius glanced at him, mentally labeling him as a typical ignorant young master, and withdrew his gaze. He did not bother dealing with people like that.

However, there were many times when even if he did not go looking for trouble, trouble would come looking for him.

“Heh... You won’t tell me, huh? Do you think that I won’t find out if you don’t tell me?”

Seeing Andrius’ nonchalant attitude, Jasper snorted and walked toward the front desk.