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ion. As I stared back into her emerald green eyes,

no other choice. I had asked Clement, my right-hand man, to take me to the busiest club tonight, with lot

cited to witness it. It didn't occur to me that what he meant

human just because I have more than enough cash to thro

st beautiful girls I have ever seen in my twenty-nine years

ame with a banging body too, which in my opinion, w

at I was attracted to her. Lus

age, but she was the only one I saw. And she w

r. Without wasting any more time, I motioned for

t surprise me. He knew all about my

you the card?" he asked i

stions and just do what I

e moments later with the card. He

girl, only to see that the desperation had gone out of

up and began my bi

ey knew I never engaged in such activity. They must be wondering w

ith this, sir?" Clement asked,

id, stop asking me silly quest

ront stage where I would be witnessing the auction in high definitio

he auctioneer said, glancing around to other VI

p slut for such a ridiculously h

r up-close. Her emerald green eyes were bigger, and they sparkled. Her body was more defined. The crimson bod

n dollars! Twelve, twelve million d

teeth as the price kept going up. This was not what I had in mind when I came here.

the only thing I wondered was why an innocent-looking girl was

e reason why I wanted to take part in the auction was because of curiosity. Every time I

on dollars, the au

d my card and said,

turned to me, most of them looked shell-shocked, except f

ring it on! Twenty million dollars fr

that doesn't fail to take part in every auction, screamed at the top of

ising the stake higher, "Th

ioneer couldn't believe her ears. She strode ov

I shot back, raising my

the audience and announced, "At thi

tood, and even though he looked skeptical about his deci

t start now, not to a wimpy fellow like Don

ollars!" I screa

ne muttered, "Why would you buy this

He glanced at the girl, then at me, which

girl for f

!" I said before Don R

.." the auctioneer shot Don Roderick an ex

t slumped back into

the club thirty minutes later, with

you?" I commanded befor

pproached my car, "Look sir, isn't this gi

ce and put her in the

mirror. A shudder ran down my spine and gave me a little hard-on every time my eyes met her

ou," she

ng the voice. What exactl

ted, meeting her eye

r saving me,"

I bought you. I fu