Chapter 32
Chapter 32 Wesley’s Madness
Wesley red at Osborne, desperately trying to devise a n.
He needed to spend at least 60 million dors to surpass Osborne and win the bet.
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Though 60 million dors was no small sum for him, it wouldn’t be an issue if the auction had
something worthwhile.
But with the auction nearing its end, the remaining items didn’t interest him. Spending 60 million
dors on useless items would undoubtedly result in punishment from The Wise Order.
“What should I do?” He thought.
Losing the bet was not an option.
As the heir to the prestigious Ashford family, submitting to Osborne was unthinkable.
Regret for making a bet with Osborne began to seep in.
Sure, he could refuse to honor the bet, but with so many influential people witnessing, his and the
Ashford family’s reputation would be tarnished.
Reputation was crucial in business.
As an heir, he could afford to be mboyant, wasteful, and
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arrogant, but he could not afford to gamble with his family’s
honor.
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So, he had to win if he didn’t want to lose the bet and didn’t want to submit to Osborne. “I absolutely
can’t lose. I represent the Ashford family!”
Wesley looked like he had gone mad. “Even if The Wise Order reprimands meter, I cannot lose
this bet! Osborne is out of money. I can win this.” His eyes were full of determination.
Osborne sneered as he saw the crazed look in Wesley’s eyes.
Wesley had taken the bait.
As the auction was wrapping up, ast–minute addition was presented on the stage by Draco
Auction House.
It was a Draco Model H mini–handgun.
The auctioneer introduced it, “This mini–handgun is a very special firearm. It boasts the fastest
muzzle velocity, and it ispact and stylish. It was designed and manufactured by the Draco
Group, and only one batch was ever produced, making it extremely rare and highly collectible.”
The introduction piqued the interest of the major figures in the audience from Mayby City.
In Rosmandi, death, guns, and the Draco Group were three unavoidable things.
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Everyone present had heard of the mini–handgun, renowned for itspact design, rapid firing
speed, high precision,rge magazine capacity, and low noise.
Unfortunately, the Draco Group had never sold them publicly.
The few that existed, no more than a hundred, were prized possessions of the elite.
On the underground market, one Model H mini–handgun could fetch over ten million dors, yet
they were rarely avable even at that price.
When Wesley saw the pistol, his eyes lit up. His grandfather was an avid gun enthusiast and
collector, and this pistol was something he had long desired but never obtained.
Wesley was overjoyed. He had once offered a million dors on the underground market to buy one
Model H mini–handgun as a gift for his grandfather but had yet to obtain one.
Now, he could purchase the pistol to present as a birthday gift, win the bet against Osborne, and
make Osborne submit to him. It was a victory for him.
“The heavens are truly on my side!” Wesleyughed, looking at Osborne disdainfully. “You useless
fool, did you think you had won the bet? Watch and learn what it means to be from a prestigious
family!
“I’m iming this Model H mini–handgun! Get ready to submit to me!” He then burst outughing.
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Wesley was ecstatic, and all the frustration he had felt throughout the evening disappeared.
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Ophelia’s expression flickered, guessing what Wesley intended, but she remained silent.
Osborne looked at Wesley and scoffed, “What are you so proud of? I’ve already spent 60 million
dors. This is the final auction item. Do you think you can outspend me? You’ll be the one
submitting! I don’t believe you’re foolish enough to blow 60 million dors on a single pistol.”
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Wesley sneered, “You worthless fool, don’t think you can get at me with your words. This isn’t just
some ordinary gun. I’ll show
you
the vast difference between us right now!
“What seems impossible to you is merely routine for me. Your shallow understanding means you
can’t even begin toprehend how much stronger I am as an heir to a prestigious. family.”
With that, Wesley turned his attention back to the auction.
The bidding for the Model H mini–handgun had already neared ten million dors, with many
influential figures stillpeting, clearly eager to add it to their collections..
But Wesley wasn’t worried.
This was the final auction item, and he needed to spend over 60 million dors on it to win the bet.
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Spending less would mean losing the bet. And who could challenge him at that price?
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Although he would lose a lot of money, maintaining his pride, upholding the Ashford family’s honor,
and forcing Osborne to submit to him made it worth the expense.
This evening had been full of frustration for him, being
repeatedly humiliated and mocked by Osborne, whom he saw as a mere nobody.
He had been itching to turn the tables, and now the opportunity.
had arrived.
The bidding for the gun soon escted to 15 million dors, driven by the enthusiastic participation
of several influential figures.
Finally, the room fell silent as the bidding stalled at 15 million. dors.
Wesley seized the moment. He raised his paddle high and shouted, “Sixty million and one hundred
thousand dors!”