A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 751

Jack was disinterested in the auction, especially when it came to items like limited-edition wine selections, designer watches, private villas, yachts, jewelry, and the like.

Even though he had entered the top circles and owned more than enough money, these luxury goods still felt worlds away from him.

The first item to be presented was a specially crafted sword, said to have once belonged to a head of state. Though it couldn't compare to legendary swords like Dawnbreak and Nightfall, it still held a certain fame among collectors.

The moment the sword was unveiled, the crowd erupted into a frenzy of bids. The financial power of the elite in Tarthy City was on full display.

Their offers jumped by hundreds of thousands, even over a million dollars, without any hesitation. In the end, the prized sword was sold at a whopping five million dollars.

The following item was a pink diamond ring weighing a dozen carats. Compared to the "Ocean's Heart" Jack had gifted Feena previously, this pink diamond ring was even larger and more brilliant. Even Jack wavered slightly at the sight of it.

The moment the diamond was revealed, a chorus of excited screams erupted from the women in the crowd. Even Lizzie and Wilhelmina couldn't hide the flicker of amazement in their eyes. Not many women could resist the allure of such a stunning pink diamond.

The moment the bid started, the price skyrocketed. Eventually, it was a bidding showdown between Tarthy City's wealthiest men, Elias Carpenter and Peter Trevell. They were determined to win; it was a battle of pride.

However, the woman beside Peter continued to pester him relentlessly. Peter gritted his teeth and secured the pink diamond ring at an eye-watering price of 13 million dollars.

Elias helplessly said, "I initially wanted to buy this pink diamond ring for the girl I like, but you're clearly the bigger spender, Peter. I can't keep up with you!"

A tinge of helplessness was hidden in his tone.

The woman beside Peter leaped for joy.

With a wide grin, Peter said, "It's not the matter of how much money you have but how willing you are to spend. I value loyalty and relationships, unlike some people who treat money as if it were worth more than life itself."

His words were dripping with sarcasm toward Elias, but Elias couldn't be bothered by it.

Then, a Witzerland watch, rumored to have quite the prestigious background, was brought out for auction.

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