Lahat ng Kabanata ng Master Blair's Fiery Pursuit: Kabanata 251 - Kabanata 260

“Ha, I’ve never seen someone so pretentious. The store manager took a day off today to deal with personal matters. How can she come over within ten minutes? Who do you think you are?!” The salesperson said. Mable smiled faintly at the salesperson. “You’ll find out soon.” Tracey looked at her with bright eyes. Based on her understanding of Mable, the tables would be turned later! Mable looked at Lesley, who was glaring at her from the side. “Sorry, I can’t let you have it. I like this gown too. You can pick something else.” Lesley glared furiously at her. “I want it today!” Ever since she was a child, no one had dared snatch things from her. She would get whatever she had her eyes on, no matter what it took. Besides, this was just a gown! Lesley took out her bank card and handed it to the salesperson. “I’m not trying it anymore. Pack up the gown for me—I’m buying it!” The salesperson happily accepted the card and said, “Okay, Ms. Witherford!” A dark glint flashed acr

Mable plopped onto the sofa, a little dejected. She and Blair had just officially gotten together last night. Were breaking up already? ‘Hmph! ‘Scum!’ She somewhat regretted it. She should not have agreed to be with him so easily. Men were all the same. They would do anything during the pursuit but would not cherish women once they were together. The more Mable thought about it, the sadder she became. Seeing as it was getting late, she began to put on makeup and get ready. ‘Blair, you’re ignoring me, huh? Just you wait!’ Mable styled her hair, did her makeup, and changed her clothes… It was 5:30 p.m. when she was done. Howard also arrived on time. Howard was stunned when he saw Mable walking out of the apartment. Mable was an absolute beauty, with great features and a perfect figure. It was hard to ignore her beauty, even when she was casually dressed. Now that Mable was all dressed up, she seemed generous and confident. Every move she made was elegant, and one

Howard looked at Lesley and greeted her, “Ms. Witherford.” Lesley pointed at Mable and asked him, “Mr. Morse, what’s your relationship with her?” “We’re family friends.” Howard was a little annoyed by Lesley’s unreasonable behavior. He reminded her, “Ms. Witherford, it’s very rude to point your finger at others!” Lesley scoffed and turned to leave. Mable ignored Lesley and looked at the row of chairs at the front. Blair’s seat happened to be in the middle of the first row. It seemed that Blair was on the invite list. Nonetheless, Mable knew he would not come. “You and Lesley know each other?” Howard asked. Mable briefly explained what happened at the mall in the afternoon. Howard said, “Lesley and Henry are friends. I’ve seen her a few times, so I know of her. I’m not familiar with her, though,” Mable smiled. “You don’t need to explain to me.” She simply did not care about Lesley. While they spoke, a woman quietly walked over and removed the name tag on the

Mable had casually picked the diamond ring from her jewelry box to match her gown tonight. The diamond was a rare natural yellow diamond, and the market price was estimated to be close to seven figures. Blair looked deeply at the ring she took off. Howard called for the staff to register the ring donated by Mable. Soon, the charity dinner officially started. Mable looked at the agenda and noticed Hannah was the guest of honor for tonight. She would be singing a song during the intermission. After the leader gave his speech, the auction began. Everyone present was reputable, so the items they donated were valuable. After all, this occasion was more than just for charity. It was also a display of their family’s reputation. Everyone wondered what Blair had donated. At this moment, Old Master Morse’s collection was being auctioned on the stage. After a few rounds of bidding, the famous landscape painting was auctioned off for a million dollars. Mable also wondered what

‘I won’t let this bitch go! ‘Never!’ Lesley thought. The auction items after that were unique in their own way. Mable was no longer focused on the auction. She wanted it to end so she could teach Blair a hard lesson where no one was around! “The last item is a pendant of suet jade donated by Fowler Enterprise. The starting price is 700,000 dollars.” Mable was stunned. At this moment, the big screen on the stage showed a close-up of the jade pendant. The pendant was only the size of a cherry. It was round and white, faintly shining with colorful light under the light. Two words were engraved on the pendant, and they were vaguely visible. Blair frowned and turned to ask Amos, “What’s going on?” That was not what Fowler Enterprise donated. Amos was also baffled. He clearly remembered that the item he sent for auction was an antique vase Blair had acquired at a high price abroad the year before. How did it turn into a jade pendant? Amos did not dare to delay the m