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Chapter 2

  • I gave him a faint smile, devoid of any warmth.
  • "The rules of the game are simple, the highest bidder wins."
  • "Each transaction, we delete all the information of one person."
  • "Now, let's start with Mr. Robertson."
  • I froze the first photo, Walter in the picture with a beer belly, smiling with creases all over his face.
  • "Walter, you are willing to spend thirty million to buy my cousin's so-called first night."
  • "So, how much are you willing to spend to buy back your reputation and family?"
  • Walter's face turned bright red.
  • His wife was known to be fierce, and if she saw this photo, she would definitely not let him off the hook.
  • He gritted his teeth and squeezed out a few words through them.
  • "This is blackmail!"
  • "Exactly." I admitted frankly, "Not only am I blackmailing you, but I also want to thank all the bosses for helping our family clear the debt in the black market."
  • "After all, this is also caused by you, isn't it?"
  • My gaze shifted to Tiffany.
  • She finally snapped out of her shock, pointing at me and screaming, "Violet! You're crazy! You'll ruin me like this!"
  • "Ruin you?" I laughed,
  • "Tiffany, weren't these photos taken by me at your request, to keep as a memento?"
  • "You said these were proof of your success, why can't you admit it now?"
  • Tiffany's face instantly turned pale.
  • Yes, all these photos were taken by me.
  • For the past five years, I followed her like a shadow, being her assistant, her confidante, her emotional trash can.
  • She maneuvered between these men, exchanging her beauty for resources and money.
  • And I, was her most trusted recorder.
  • She was shrewd, spending all the money she got on herself, never thinking of paying back the family's debts.
  • She thought I was stupid, she thought I would always be the cousin she could boss around.
  • She didn't know that since she forced my parents to pay her tuition fees and borrow the first high-interest loan, I have been waiting for today.
  • "You... you bitch!"
  • Tiffany was so angry that she trembled all over, trying to hit me.
  • I dodged to the side, grabbed her wrist, and whispered in her ear, "Don't worry, your value is just beginning to rise."
  • Walter, in the audience, finally made a decision after a brief thought.
  • With a grim face, he raised his hand.
  • "I bid fifty million!"
  • I shook my head, "Sixty million."
  • "Deal." Walter accepted dejectedly.
  • I signaled one of Drake's men, "Please bring a POS machine up here."
  • The man looked at me, then at the dark-faced Drake.
  • Drake fell silent for a moment, then waved his hand.
  • He probably wanted to see what trick I was up to.
  • Soon, Walter's sixty million was transferred.
  • In front of everyone, I selected Walter's photo folder and hit the delete key.
  • Then, I looked at the man in the second photo.
  • "Ethan, it's your turn."
  • Ethan Fleming, a man in his thirties who made his fortune through investments and was not yet married, cared a lot about his image.
  • His face turned pale, he adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses, trying to stay calm.
  • "Miss Violet, name your price."
  • "Ethan, you're straightforward." I assessed him.
  • "You're younger than Walter, not married yet, and have a bright future. You care more about your image than he does. Eighty million."
  • Ethan's mouth twitched.
  • The crowd below started whispering, panic spreading.
  • They finally realized that I wasn't joking.
  • This was a carefully planned operation targeting all of them.
  • And I was the one in control.
  • My grandparents also caught on at this point, looking at me with greedy eyes.
  • My grandmother shouted from the audience, "Violet! I'm your grandmother! You have to split the money with us!"
  • My third uncle chimed in, "Yes! Without us, there would be no you! Give us the money now!"
  • I acted as if I hadn't heard them, still locking eyes with Ethan.
  • "Ethan, have you thought it through? If the photos are exposed, and you have to let your PR team handle this, it will cost you more than eighty million, right?"