Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 260 The Man Who Lived Off A Woman

“Darcy, long time no see.” Rachel smiled and handed over the invitation letter

in her hand.

When David saw the invitation letter that Rachel handed out, a meaningful. smile flashed across his

eyes.

It made sense. The Johnson family was the richest family in Seaxas. Being the top–tier member of

Fujiby was simply not worth mentioning.

Darcy stretched out his hands and took the invitation letter. Darcy’s gaze swept across David without

leaving a trace, and a dark light flashed in the depths of his eyes.

Darcy lowered his eyes to hide his expression. “You’re too kind. Please come

in.”

David seemed to understand what Darcy meant. The corners of his mouth. curled up slightly into a faint

smile.

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David’s arm naturally wrapped around Rachel’s waist as he walked in. At the same time, David leaned

forward slightly and whispered into Rachel’s ear, “It’s not easy to be Miss Grey’s man.”

The way those people looked at David just now was filled with nitpicking. It was obvious that people

thought of David as a loser who lived off a woman.

Rachel raised her eyebrow. “Are you afraid now?”

“How’s that possible?” David’s deep and cold voice was sexy and lazy. “I’m determined to get you!”

Rachel smiled.

Top–tier members were different from other members. They could have their own private rooms and

enjoy the most preferential service.

Rachel sat on the sofa and casually picked up the coffee beside her to take a sip. Rachel casually

looked up and glanced at the huge electronic screen in

front of her.

David sat on the sofa with his legs crossed. David supported his chin with one hand and flipped

through the list of items on the table.

There was a hint of nonchalant elegance and nobility in David’s laziness.

Anything that could be recorded by Fujiby was naturally a rare treasure.

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However, David was not very interested.

David came this time to bring Rachel out for a walk. Secondly, he wanted to find someone.

David gently tapped his fingertip on the page with the picture of the queen’s crown on it.

This crown looked like a queen’s crown.

The crown was solemn and exquisitely made. The queen’s crown was decorated with a string of

jewelry. The emerald phoenix spread its wings and flew among the jewelry leaves.

The outer side of the crown was surrounded by jade and various gems. They were dazzling and

majestic.

However, this was not a precious old item.

It was not surprising that the queen’s crown had been rejected several times.

At this moment, Darcy knocked on the door and walked in.

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Darcy seemed to have something to say to David, but he didn’t say it.

Rachel understood. “Darcy, if you have something to say, just say it. There are no outsiders here.”

Upon hearing this, Darcy looked at David meaningfully. Then, Darcy slowly said, “It’s not a big deal. I

just want to ask other than this crown, is there anything else that catches your eye, Miss Grey?”

Rachel elegantly put down the cup in her hand. “I overheard them discussing diamonds just now?”

Darcy said, “It’s a blue diamond weighing 15.1 carats. It’s the largest blue diamond in the history of

auctions. It’s extremely rare.”

Since it was extremely rare, it meant that many people would be competing for this blue diamond

tonight.

Rachel looked up at the display screen in front of her. “How much money do! have left in my fund

pool?”

When Darcy heard this, he handed the tablet to Rachel as if he was prepared. Darcy tapped on the

screen and said, “Currently, there are still 160 million

dollars.”

“Help me bid for this blue diamond first,” Rachel said calmly.

After all, Rachel’s main goal this time was to find a satisfactory birthday gift for her aunt, Eleanor

Johnson.

When Darcy heard this, his eyes flickered slightly. “Miss Grey, what about the queen’s crown?”

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