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    Isaac Cameron drove the car up swiftly, just as Charlie was about to enter. Charles, the proprietor of Treasure Pavilion, rushed outside, looking anxious. “Master Wade, why are you leaving so early?” he asked.


    Charlie replied calmly, “There’s something urgent I need to take care of, so I can’t stay any longer.”


    Charles quickly inquired, “Master Wade, are you unhappy with Treasure Pavilion’s service?”


    Charlie waved his hand dismissively, saying, “No, everything is fine with Treasure Pavilion.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Relieved, Charles asked, “Master Wade, are you interested in any of the items being auctioned today? If you are, please let me know, and I’ll ensure you win it!” Charlie shook his head with a smile, “I’m not particrly interested in anything at the auction. I just came to enjoy the atmosphere. No need to worry about it.”


    He then gestured towards the Rolls Royce parked in front of him. “I have something to attend to, so I’ll be leaving now. Let’s catch up again when I have some free time.”


    Charles nodded eagerly, bowing slightly as he said, “Master Wade, please take care. If there’s another auction at Treasure Pavilion, I’ll be sure to contact you in advance!”


    Charlie acknowledged him, bid farewell, and got into the car. Shortly after, Isaac Cameron drove Charlie to the old family home where he lived with his parents.


    Once Charlie’s Rolls Royce had departed from Treasure Pavilion, Charles turned around and headed back to the auction venue.


    Meanwhile, Deana had just secured Charlie’s former residence at an astounding price of 62 million and was now in the back office of the auction,pleting the necessary paperwork with the staff.


    The judicial staff looked at Deana in disbelief and asked, “Madam, are you absolutely sure you want to purchase this property for 62 million? If you decide to withdraw now, we will only retain your bid deposit of 10,000, and you’ll be ced on a cklist for a year. Would you like to reconsider?”<fn6156> Find the newest release on fι?dnοvel</fn6156>


    This was a judicial auction, and all proceeds would go towardspensating the defendant involved in the case. Therefore, the judicial department had no vested interest in the sale price, and they hoped the items auctioned would sell at reasonable values.


    They believed that Deana’s bid was excessively high and that the house didn’t justify such a price. Once the payment was made, there would be no opportunity for regret. All funds from the auction would immediately go towards judicialpensation, leaving no room for remorse.


    In the event that Deana regretted her decision and caused a scene, it could potentially tarnish the department’s reputation, creating unnecessaryplications for them.


    To prevent any issues, they wished for Deana to reconsider on the spot. It would be ideal for her to back out now and allow the house to be auctioned again at a more reasonable market price in the future, which would benefit everyone involved.


    Additionally, they suspected that Deana had been coborating with someone during the bidding, as it was unusual for someone to incrementally raise the price to such an extraordinary level.


    However, Deana remained confident, stating, “I don’t need to think it over. Please process my payment and the rest of the transfer as soon as possible. The sooner, the better. Thank you.”


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