Highest Bidder Sara Cate Novels & Stories

“But make sure Nate Bennett and his sisters aren’t among the bidders. They could easily disguise themselves to reclaim the land. I know exactly what they’re capable of.” “Yes, Luna. The current highest bidder is a Luna from a small pack—Ridge Pack.” She answered. “I’ve gone through the list and she’s also the best person.” “Perfect. If she wins, the land can go to her. I don’t have any use for it, but clearly, plenty of others do.” I tutted, shaking my head. “Too bad for Lisa.” “That’s alright, Luna. I’ll keep you posted.” “Oh, that reminds me…”

“Tera is so excited. I can’t believe I haven’t driven her in so long.” Elena shook her head. “I still can’t get used to you referring to your car like a person.” “She’s my second baby.” Elena frowned. “Second? Who’s the first?” “Mia. My cat.” Elena’s eyes widened. “You have a cat?” “Yes.” Sara smiled. “Want to see a picture?” “Please.” Sara reached for her phone on the passenger seat, tapped on it for a moment and handed it over. “Isn’t she gorgeous? She can be too sassy for her own good but she’s the cutest fur baby ever.”

He didn't even bother to acknowledge him. That quiet dismissal twisted something dark inside him. He couldn't take it. He had to prove he could win. "Five million dollars." Jared suddenly increased the bidding price. Every head in the room snapped toward him. Shane and Selena, seated on either side of him, were caught completely off guard. They didn't even have time to stop him. Even the auctioneer froze for a beat before announcing, "Bidder No. 6, five million dollars, going once. Any higher offers?"

Sara said as she looked at him, “ I can’t imagine living like that.” “On borrowed money?” He asked. “No on all those dead bodies,” Sara said. She knew of everything, and as soon as the place was completely cleared, she put the whole thing on the market. It seemed a collector of weird properties wanted it and drove the price up in a bidding war with a local farmer that just wanted the land. Garett nearly laughed that they wanted to pay that much for something because his stepmother and stepsisters killed so many men. As soon as she could, she sold it to the man and wiped her hands of it all.

Soon enough, even married people started bidding for the lucky bouquet. The bids went up to 3000 euros. Sarah’s throat was beginning to get sore from egging this people on. Rich people are so intense. Just as she was struggling she heard someone say the most ridiculous thing she’d heard since she became a self-acclaimed broker. “15 thousand,”

After finishing a bowl of rice, Catherine lay down with Shaun’s help. “That… Have you seen my phone?” “No, I haven’t. Someone probably threw it away after you fainted. I’ll buy you one afterward.” Once Shaun was done speaking, his phone rang. He walked out with his phone and saw Hadley waiting outside. “Young Master Hill, I’ve investigated the issue regarding the bidding. I heard that when the designer of Summit, Rebecca Jones, introduced her masterpiece during the bidding event yesterday, Miss Jones claimed in a state of agitation that Rebecca had stolen her masterpiece.”

"30 million is there any other bid aside from the gentleman man in a silver suit? Mr Crest is here to make a statement as expected." "50 million." A familiar voice boomed by my side and my jaws dropped. Xander placed a bid of 50 million on a pendant I wanted. "50 million it seems like Mr De Marco is here to give his wife a helping hand." Xander expression was unreadable to me why was he bidding? Skyler had a challenging smile, he had deliberately drawn Xander to bid with him. "100 million." Skyler raised his bid doubling the figure again. A funny thought got to my mind that they planned on making the bid 1 billion.

The competition was fierce. Three million was the highest starting bid of the night! Helen and Jasmin, who loved to steal the spotlight, were having second thoughts after hearing this price. Veronica and her mom had already bowed out and were watching from the sidelines, as quiet as church mice. Just then, a hand gracefully went up, her red lips parted, and she calmly called out a number. “Six million.” Everyone was stunned and turned their heads towards the bidder, Kira! This mysterious beauty, with her show-stopping moves, was leaving a lasting impression on everyone.

Who could the bidder be? “Sane, the bid is finally processed. Your date is Illiana Gonzalez. Do you know her? What I know is that she’s a huge admirer of yours which is no longer a surprise,” Sofia said, handing her a copy of the forms that Illiana filled out. He couldn’t believe it. He was so preoccupied during the last minute of his bidding period that he wasn’t able to see who shouted the highest bid, although the one who shouted wouldn’t really guarantee that that person would actually be the one who would pay for the bid itself.

Cassius’s typing slowed slightly, the faint clicking of keys becoming less steady, though he did not look up, and Marco’s expression changed from mild curiosity to focused attention, as if he had just sensed that he had stepped into deeper water than he intended. “It was a bidding,” I said. The word settled heavily between us. Marco blinked. “A bidding?” “Yes,” I continued, forcing myself to keep my voice even. “A private event hosted by a company that specialized in ‘elite networking experiences.’ That’s how they advertised it. Invitations were sent to wealthy businessmen, investors, and select media personalities. Everything looked glamorous from the outside.” I folded my hands together to