Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 808

Everyone looked at the steaming instant noodles laid out on the table, each feeling on the verge of tears.

Was this Sebastian's idea of a "lavish feast"?

Every single one of them had spent at least ten billion dollars, so they had expected Sebastian to serve a luxurious spread of delicacies.

Instead, all they got was a few packs of instant noodles that cost just a few bucks, without a single egg to boot. It was outrageously stingy.

With a beaming smile, Sebastian announced, "Enjoy the meal, everyone. There's plenty to go around."

Everyone felt an urge to curse him out, but none dared to act on it.

Sebastian continued, "In half a month, I'll be hosting a grand auction in the capital. I'll be offering many rare treasures, so I hope that all of you will participate."

The crowd immediately assumed that Sebastian was preparing to bleed them dry once again and cursed him silently.

He had just stripped them of all they had, and now he wanted them to attend his auction? They figured he'd probably just skin them alive this time.

Even Lillian and Gina couldn't help but feel that Sebastian was going too far.

Sensing the skepticism in their eyes, Sebastian smiled and clarified, "I understand that some of you might be doubtful, but I assure you that everything I've said is true.

"This auction will be entirely legitimate, with no tricks involved. Participation is completely voluntary. Let me show you a preview of some of the treasures."

He clapped his hands, and the waitstaff appeared carrying trays. Each tray held a rare and valuable item. There were humongous rubies, black diamonds, pearls, and other strange gemstones that no one had ever seen before.

In addition, there were pills accompanied by descriptions that claimed astonishing and almost miraculous effects.

Most remained skeptical, but the gemstones were undeniably real.

The most shocking item was a massive diamond that was about the size of a soccer ball. It was estimated to weigh over 10 thousand carats, and it was several times larger than the largest known diamond, the Cullinan.

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