She really couldn't respond to that.
"Next, we have jewelry donated by Mrs. Mu, starting bid: 3 million."
It wasn't until the host said this that Mu Jin Huan turned his attention to the auction stage and for the first time that night raised his paddle, "5 million."
Nan Wan tugged on the hem of the man's shirt, leaned over and quietly asked, "Since when did I have such eye-blinding jewelry?"
The large diamonds, under the light, seemed as if they had special effects added, and the refraction was somewhat dazzling.
It's certainly expensive, but very gaudy.
Someone else raised a paddle, "5.5 million."
"Alright, 3.5 million, Mr. Mu, do you wish to bid again?" The host's voice was very penetrative.
"6 million," Mu Jin Huan raised his paddle again, squeezed the woman's hand, and answered her question in a low voice, "Liu An bought it, just brought it over to make up numbers."
His possessions wouldn't be brought to such occasions, treated like mere commodities for others to bid on.
