Chapter 1898


    Just then, the third auction item finally took the stage.


    The item was special. It was notmon jewelry or treasure, nor was it an antique. It was a set of 30


    books.


    Keith on the stage picked up the books and showed them to the guests.


    “Everyone, these 30 books are the legacy of Midwich’s miracle doctor, Albus Humphrey. Dr. Humphrey


    wrote down all his medical knowledge in these 30 books during his twilight years and gave them to his


    son as heirlooms. But Dr. Humphrey’s son faced some trouble and needed money, so he asked the


    Harris family to put these 30 books up for auction.”


    Hearing this, the guests in the audience frowned and looked a little impatient.


    Books about medicine?


    They sound impressive, but who would want them?


    Chyntia sitting between Valentina and Gabe, was intrigued as his eyes lit up slightly.


    Keith on stage put the books down and said, “These 30 medical books aren’t being auctioned


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    separately. They’re being sold as a set. Bidding for the books starts at two million dors, with an


    increase of not less than fifty thousand dors every time!”


    No sooner had Keith said than Chyntia grabbed the auction paddle on the armrest and prepared to bid.


    The guests present discussed disdainfully.


    “Dr. Humphrey was famous when he was alive, but selling two million dors for 30 books is a scam!”


    “We don’t need it. We’re not bidding for it!”


    “Whoever wants it can have it. I’m not interested!”


    It seemed almost no one present was interested in these 30 medical books. That way, Chyntia could


    get it at a low price.


    Just then, a woman’s voice rang suddenly.


    “I’ll offer two million dors!”


    The bidder was none other than the person sitting on the far right side of the first row. The head of the


    Yale family, Sherleen!


    Chyntia instantly frowned. Gabe and Valentina also looked surprised.


    Not only them but the other guests were also shocked by Sherleen’s bid because they thought the 30


    medical books were not worth two million dors and would eventually go unsold!


    However, Sherleen had made an offer that surprised everyone in the room despite having the lowest


    starting price.


    “I’m offering two million dors for these 30 books that Dr. Humphrey wrote. None of you ispeting


    with me, right?” The head of the Yale family, Sherleen, smiled and looked back at all the guests as she


    spoke.


    No sooner had she finished speaking than a young woman sucking up to her.


    “Mrs. Yale, listen to what you said. You offered a bid, so we won’tpete with you, of course.”


    “Yes, yes. We don’t need these books even if you give them to us. You can have them if you like them,


    Mrs. Yale.”


    “Don’t worry, Mrs. Yale. The Zepp family will neverpete with the Yale family. ”


    The guests present were full of ttery. They kept saying all sorts of nice things and ttering words,


    and the head of the Yale family, Sherleen, nodded in satisfaction.


    Just then, a discordant voice filled the entire auction hall.


    “I bid three million dors!”