Chapter 62

Jace was unfazed. He did not think that the enamel plates had anything to do with Sage divorcing him.
Besides, it was he who had asked for the divorce and not her.

Jace and Sage were once again at the center of attention. Neither of them looked like they were going
to back down. Testing each other’s patience, Sage and Jace took tums increasing the price by a
hundred thousand dollars each time.

The crowd watched in confusion. They felt like they were watching an argument between two high
school students.

Were they going to continue bidding until a billion dollars?

The auction master was slowly getting exhausted too. When the bid reached five million dollars Sage
stopped

Luther asked, “What’s wrong? Too tired? Here, let me help you.”

He comforted Sage. “There, there. Don’t worry about the final price. I’ll pay for it. This is the Bennetts’
turf, I will not allow anyone t o bully you.”

Luther was about to raise the sign when Sage stopped him, shook her head, and said, “The plates are
only worth this much. There’s no point in increasing the price.”

In the end, Jace had won the bid at five million dollars.

The profits from the auction amounted to almost two hundred and thirty million dollars. Of course, this
was to the benefit of Timeless Magazine, the organizer of the auction. It increased their reputation.



“Let’s go.”

Sage left the event hall with her assistant while Luther and Yoselyn had to stay back and sort the
donations and the remainder of the items that had been donated for the auction.

Sage had to wait by the roadside as Hunter had gone to bring the car. He had parked the car at quite a
distance so Sage had to wait a while.

The night was slightly cold. Wrapping her arms around herself, Sage suddenly felt a weight on her
shoulders. She tumed to see Yoel smiling brightly at her. “It’s cold out here, huh? Here, you can have
this.”

Yoel was about to take off his coat when someone snatched the coat away from his hands.



Jace put the coat into Yoel’s arms, took off his coat, and placed it around Sage’s shoulders. “He drank
too much, and his coat reeks o f alcohol. You can have mine.”

“Thanks, but it’s okay. Birds of a feather flock together. You don’t smell that good yourself.”

Sage shrugged her shoulders and dropped Jace’s coat onto the floor.

Glancing to the side, Sage noticed the set of enamel plates in Zayne’s hands. Sage’s eyes darkened,
and she pressed her lips together.

Jace said bluntly, “Sorry, I like the set of enamel plates too.”

Pulling into a formal smile, Sage said, “Congratulations.”

“Do you like it?” Yoel could not hold back anymore. “If you do like them, I’m sure Jace here is willing to
give them to you, right, Jace?”



Confused, Jace looked at Yoel and asked, “When did I say such a thing?”

Yoel was rendered speechless again. Yoel gave up on helping his friend.

Sage simply smiled. “There’s really no need for that. One does not take something that someone else
is fond of. Furthermore, since I have given up on it, it simply implies that I do not have an affinity for it.
I’ve tried my best, and I don’t have any regrets.”

Hunter pulled up next to the trio. He got out of the car and opened the door for Sage. Indifferently, Sage
said, “See you later then.”

Hesitating, she glanced at Jace and added, “Oh, I made a mistake there. I hope that this is the last time
I see you, Mr. Jace. You are not welcomed in Salem City.”

Getting into the car, Sage left Yoel and Jace behind.

Trying to read between what Sage was implying, Jace frowned. “Is she angry?”



“Dude, you only realize it now?”

Taking a deep breath, Yoel added, “Seeing you like this, I don’t even feel sorry for you. You totally
deserve this, my friend. Keep this up and I’m sure Sage would be completely over you. Good luck!”


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