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Chapter 490
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The moment Charlene spoke, it wasn't just Maureen who was stunned-Laverne, Dalton, and Moran were all

equally taken aback.

Laverne's reaction was no surprise.

Dalton, on the other hand, had done shomework on Charlene beforehand. He knew the Ross family's

circumstances were relatively modest. Sure, their business had picked up this year, but it wasn't as if they could

just casually toss around hundreds of millions to bid on a single diamond.

Moran was even more convinced he had Charlene all figured out.

Given the Ross family's current standing, scraping together even ten million in spare cash would be a stretch-let

alone five hundred million.

Granted, Thorne had recently wired Charlene two billion as an advance payment to help the Ross family with

cash flow. And yes, business was on the upswing, and Charlene still had a good chunk of that money left. But for

her to nonchalantly drop such a staggering sum on a diamond? That seemed downright reckless.

With this in mind, Moran quickly pulled out his phone and fired off a message to Thorne:

*ust saw your wife at the gala, was wondering what brought her here. Now I get it... You know about this

diamond up for auction, right? Starting bid's four hundred million, and she just pushed it up to five hundred

million in one go. Is she actually trying to buy it? My God, has she lost her-*

Moran was still furiously typing when someone else called out a bid of five

hundred and fifty million. Before he could even finish his thought, Charlene raised her paddle again.

"Seven hundred million," she said, calm as ever.

Moran froze mid-message.

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He hadn't even finished typing, but he sent the message off to Thorne anyway.

Everyone attending the auction tonight had more or less guessed that this rare diamond would fetch upwards of

a billion by the final round.

But Charlene's bidding style was something else entirely each tshe spoke up, the price leapt by a hundred or

a hundred and fifty million. In just three rounds, she'd pushed the bid to seven hundred million. It wasn't just

Maureen, Laverne, and Moran who stared at her in disbelief; the entire room had turned to look.

Seated in the auction hall were the crde la crof society-wealthy women, heiresses, ladies who, even if

they didn't know each other personally, certainly knew each other's reputations.

Seeing Charlene toss around money as if it were pocket change-and noticing she was a stranger to most many

began to whisper among themselves, asking their neighbors who on earth she was.

The auction pressed on.

Charlene matched every single bid without hesitation. Each tsomeone raised

the price, she immediately countered. Soon enough, the figure hit a billion.

It was then Maureen realized

Charlene wasn't just driving up the price-she truly intended to win that diamond. Maureen pressed her crimson

lips together, the tension clear on her face.

Moran noticed too.

To be honest, he was a little lost for words.

Thorne hadn't replied to his earlier message, but Moran couldn't contain himself.

After gathering his wits, he texted again:

*Your wife just pushed the bid to a billion. Damn, she's serious about this

diamond. Didn't know she was so into rocks!*

This time, Thorne replied almost instantly.

Just a single period: **

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In the end, Charlene claimed the diamond for a staggering one point eight billion.