Chapter 766
“Mr. Grant, if that’s the case, then what about the situation on Vontois?” <b>Charles </b>asked
“Don’t worry about it. Everything is under control. Just prepare a few young neers for him. If he enjoys that sort of thing, let him have his fun! At that point, we can use him to our advantage. Matthew’s return is just around the corner. Valerie eximed.
Upon hearing her n, Charles was excited and immediately began arranging suitable candidates. In just a few days, the auction started, and there was good news from his side. The cruise was arranged with plenty of young neers, and it was only a matter of seeing if Owen could resist the temptation.
At the <b>Kranson </b>City dock, a luxurious cruise was already moored. Vehicles were directed to the designated <b>parking </b>area, and a red carpet extended from the <b>parking </b>lot to the dock, guiding everyone forward. The area was lined with colorful gs, security teams, and reporters from various media outlets.
Looking around, Owen saw that even celebrities and influencers were p
were present, indicating that the auction on Vontois had attracted <b>a </b>significant crowd. <b>An </b>anticipatory excitement stirred within him. He was prepared for the auction, but more importantly, he was on the lookout for suitable individuals. Smiling, he confidently made his way forward. Content property of N?velDra/ma.Org.
The staff guided him forward, and soon amotion erupted behind and around him. “Look, look! in’t that Tyrell Wilkins?”
“Oh my gosh, so handsome and tall”
“Tyrell
Owen turned his head at themotion <b>and </b>saw a tall, tanned–skinned young man approaching from a distance. Apanied by two staff members, the young man was dressed like a celebrity, and reporters were swarming to capture his presence. The shbulbs popped continuously. and the sound of cameras clicking was relentless. Tyrell smiled brightly and waved at the crowd before continuing forward.
Owen narrowed his eyes<b>, </b><b>intrigued </b>by Tyrell. The bodyguard beside him noticed and asked, “Mr. Anderson if you’re interested, should we invite him over <b>for </b>a drinkter?”
Owen didn’t object but replied <b>in </b>a low voice, “<b>Be </b>mindful of appearances. We’re on Vontois, surrounded by prominent figures. Don’t make a
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“Rest assured, Mr. Anderson, we’ll make sure nothing goes wrong, the bodyguard said.
Owen nodded and proceeded forward. After boarding the cruise and presenting his invitation, he was free to explore. The auction hadn’t <b>started </b>yet, so he took a stroll <b>around</b>. By chance, he had <b>just </b>sat down when Tyrell walked in, now dressed <b>in </b><b>a </b>white casual suit. The change caught Owen’s eye, earlier, Tyrell had been in ck, but now in white, he exuded a rxed, sunny, and confident aura that made Owen’s heart skip a beat.
Tyrell felt a gaze fixed on <b>him </b>and turned to see a middle–aged man raising his ss with a smile. Tyrell nodded slightly in acknowledgment. Someone beside him leaned in and whispered, “That’s Mr. Anderson from Kranson City”
Tyrell didn’t dare to take any chances. Though he was an artist, he was only a mere celebrity, and meeting a major <b>yer </b>like Owen was a stroke of luck for him. He quickly approached to greet Owen, who was feeling rather pleased. He invited Tyrell to sit down, and as they chatted, Owen skillfully got a good read on Tyrell with just a few words
Upon learning that Tyrell was just a minor celebrity, Owen immediately smiled. “Today’s auction <b>is </b><b>a </b>great opportunity to meet many influential. people. Investing in the entertainment industry isn’t out of the question either. Tyrell, you’re about the same age as my daughter. Stick with me tonight, and I’ll introduce you to a few key yers. You might just get your big breakt
Tyrell immediately brightened up. “Thank you, Mr. Anderson!”
Owen waved it off, dismissing it as nothing significant. He maintained the demeanor of a sessful businessman, creating an atmosphere of trust that made Tyrell fully believe he’d found a generous and <b>kind</b>–hearted benefactor.
At that moment, Max approached, noticing Owen <b>chatting </b>with Tyrell with a cheerful demeanor. Owen quickly stood up to greet him. Standing behind Owen, Tyrell couldn’t help but feel a surge of envy upon seeing Max, recognizing the immense influence <b>and </b><b>status </b>he represented.
Tyrell wondered, “When will I ever get to stand alongside these powerful figures and char casually with them? The gap is just <b>too </b>vast! I have to tter these big shots just to get a role, while someone like Mr. Anderson can easily gain their favor. How wonderful it would be to reach such <b>a </b>height
At this moment, Max looked at Owen with a smile and said. “Tonight’s auction has many valuable nems<b>. </b><b>Let’s </b>go, Mr. Anderson, it’s already <b>started</b>!”
Owen immediately nodded and followed Max, making sure to bring Tyrell along. Soon, all the wealthy guests on the cruise gathered in the auction
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Tyrell, seated in the front row thanks to Owenk at the lesser–known celebrities who were barely visible. He felt <b>a </b>surge of pride, realizing that sticking with Owen had been a great decision. If only he had met these influential <b>figures </b>sooner.
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The auction was proving to be the right opportunity, just as his manager had promised about the potential of going to Vontois. At first, he had been
keptical, but now he waspletely convinced.
Max, following Valerie’s instructions, took his seat and began promoting vigorously. This auction on Vontois is filled with the elite. Mr. Anderson, if you want to expand yourwork, you’ll need to make a good impression
Owen’s interest was piqued by Max’s words. “Mr. Redfield, do tell me more”
<b>Max </b><b>waved </b><b>his </b><b>hand </b>and said, “Oh, not <b>at </b>all. Let <b>me </b>put it this way: the people over there have all worked with Noris Group. Mr. <b>Grant </b>used to utend the auction every year, buying things to give to them
Owen was somewhat surprised. “Even with Noria Group being <b>so </b>powerful, does Mr. Grant still need to curry Exver with them?”
“It’s necessary for business rtions. Surely Mr. Anderson knows <b>that</b>? It’s just mutual respect. If not for maintaining good rtions from the start, would they have kept quiet when Mr. Grant ran into trouble?”
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