Chapter 62

Jace was unfazed. He did not think that the enamel plates had anything to do with Sage divorcing him. Besides, it was he who had asked for the divorce and not her.

Jace and Sage were once again at the center of attention. Neither of them looked like they were going to back down. Testing each other's patience, Sage and Jace took turns increasing the price by a hundred thousand dollars each time.

The crowd watched in confusion. They felt like they were watching an argument between two kids.

Were they going to continue bidding until a billion dollars?

The auctioneer was slowly getting exhausted, too. When the bid reached five million dollars Sage stopped.

Luther asked, "What's wrong? Too tired? Here, let me help you."

He comforted Sage. "There, there. Don't worry about the final price. I'll pay for it. This is the Bennetts' turf, I will not allow anyone to bully you."

Luther was about to raise the sign when Sage stopped him, shook her head, and said, "The plates are only worth