Chapter 60

Finally, it was the weekend. Many reporters gathered outside and were not allowed into the Savrow Platinum Auction House because rich people valued their privacy. Those who attended the auction were collectors and investment bankers who only had their minds on profit. They were not celebrities who needed media exposure, so no one took an interest in taking interviews. They only flocked to the treasures on display. Of course, Shannon, Jean, and Rosalind were the only exceptions. At this time every year, Shannon would be all decked out in her finest dress and jewelry to attend this high-profile charity auction. She seemed like a third-rate star walking on the red carpet, letting the media take photos of her while she blocked the entrance. Then she would leave indignantly when the staff of the auction house persuaded her to move aside. It was as if she was afraid that everyone would forget that she was the outdated actress who rose to the top by being a homewrecker more than 20 year