Chapter 2407


    Isaac quickly drove the car over. As Charlie was about to get into the car, the owner of Treasure Pavilion, Finn, ran out in a hurry and asked


    nervously, "Master Wade, why are you leaving so soon?"


    Charlie replied calmly, "I suddenly have something to deal with, so I will not be staying any longer.”


    Finn hurriedly asked, "Master Wade, are you dissatisfied with the services provided by Treasure Pavilion?"


    Charlie waved his hand and said, "No, it has nothing t o do with Treasure Pavilion.”


    Finn heaved a huge sigh of relief before he hurriedly asked, "By the way, Master Wade, are you interested in any of the items that will be auctioned


    off today? If there is something that you are interested in, please let me know, and I will certainly help you to get it!" 3


    Charlie shook his head before he smiled and said.” There is nothing that I am interested in at the auction. The reason why I came here today is


    simply to join in the excitement. So, you don’t have to worry too much."


    With that said, Charlie pointed at the Rolls-Royce in front of him before he told Finn, "There is something that I have to do, so I will be leaving first


    We can meet


    up again when I have time in the future.”


    Finn hurriedly nodded before he bowed and said, * Master Wade, have a safe journey. I will definitely contact you in advance in the future when there


    is another auction held at Treasure Pavilion!”Content is ? 2024 N?velDrama.Org.


    Charlie nodded, and he bid farewell to Finn before he got into the car.


    Finn only turned around and returned to the auction venue after seeing Charlie off into the Rolls-Royce and watching the Rolls-Royce leave.


    After that, Isaac drove Charlie all the way to the old mansion where he used to live with his parents.


    At this time, Helen, who had won the rights to buy Charlie''s parents’ former residence at a sky-high price of sixty-two million dors, had already gone


    to the back office at the auction to go through the house purchasing procedures with the staff,


    The staff from the judicial


    department looked at Helen with a


    look of shockand disbelief at this


    time and said, "Madam, are you


    certain tizat you want to buy this


    mansion for such a high price of


    . B) i.


    sixty=two million dors? If you


    would like to breach the contract


    ew, we will only forfeit your deposit


    of ten thousand dors, and your


    name will be added to the cklist


    for just one year. So, would you like


    to reconsider your decision?”


    After all, this was just a judicial auction, and all the funds obtained from the auction would be used by the


    defendant to repay the amount involved in the case. 3


    Therefore, no matter how much the mansion was sold for, the judicial department would not gain any actual interest at all. Therefore, they naturally


    hoped that the items being sold at the judicial auction would truly be sold at the price-performance ratio.


    They felt that the price that Helen was offering was simply too ridiculous because this mansion would not be worth that much money regardless of


    whether it was based on emotions or logic.


    As soon as Helen paid this sum of money, there would be no room left for any regrets. All of the money from the auction of the mansion would be


    used immediately for judicialpensation purposes, and there would not be any more room for regrets. 3


    However, if Helen were to regret her


    decision after paying for the


    mansion ang-wanted to cause


    trouble ther, she would certainly <


    cause [email protected]</a> at the judicial ~~


    department at that time. If that’


    happened, it would not only affect


    the judicial department''s reputation


    to a certain extent, but it Would also


    cause a lot of trouble for them.


    Therefore, in order to avoid and put an end to any unnecessary trouble, they hoped that Helen would not overpay for the mansion. It would be best


    for them if she were to go back on her word on the spot now. That way, they could just take the house out again to be auctioned off at a normal


    market during the next judicial auction.


    Moreover, they were certain that the


    only reason why Helen had bid such


    a high price fgr this mansion was


    because she''did not wanttobe


    outbid byt e other party who was


    also VYiRg for the mansion. That


    was the reason why both of them


    kept increasing the price ofthe


    rransion, one after the other.


    Otherwise, it would be impossible


    for an ordinary person to offer such


    a ridiculously high price for the


    mansion. 3


    However, Helen was very determined at this time as she said, "lI don''t need to reconsider anything. Please help me handle the payment and the rest


    of the documentation and transfer processes as scon as possible. The sooner, the better. Thank you." s