Chapter 2779 - 2797: Spendthrift Mother

As someone who doesn’t like antiques and only likes bags, shoes, clothes, and jewelry, I don’t really understand these people’s obsession with this vase. Although the color is somewhat nice, it’s not worth remembering for so many years. Even the prettiest bag wouldn’t stay in my mind for this long. — Amber Edwards.

Anyway, no matter how pretty, it’s impossible for me to take it out every day to match with my clothes. — Amber Edwards.

No matter how pretty it is, it’s just a vase that sits at home with flowers in it. I can’t possibly invite my friends over every day just to show them how nice this vase is with flowers, can I? — Amber Edwards.

...— James Black’s wife.

If she had taken flower arranging a bit more seriously in the past, this vase might really be used as an actual vase at home now.

The idea James Black had when he bought it, along with Amber Edwards’ thoughts, would probably make real collectors burst into angry fits if they heard it.

The reason this vase is so well-liked, besides its historical significance, perfect preservation, color, craftsmanship, and other reasons, is also because it is not a burial object, but a family heirloom handed down through generations. — Amber Edwards.

This is what that girl sent to me, I just copied it directly for you. — Amber Edwards.

This is why I’m not too fond of antiques, previously many were excavated items, all burial objects. Just thinking about it gives me the creeps. — Amber Edwards.

...— James Black’s wife.

Other than giving me a string of punctuation marks, can you tell me something else? — Amber Edwards.

Say something else. — James Black’s wife.

So cold. — Amber Edwards.

Jane Sampson couldn’t help but smile at the corner of her lips.

If you keep explaining this to me, I might regret it and rush in to grab the vase back and hide it at home, maybe I’d back out on the spot. — James Black’s wife.

If my baby finds out, will they call me a squanderer mom? — James Black’s wife.

...— Amber Edwards.

But Mr. Black is willing to spoil you. Look at me, if I say I have no auction items to give, my brother would only say, "Then why don’t you auction yourself off and see if you can fetch 200 bucks," while also seeing it as a way to marry yourself off successfully. — Amber Edwards.

[Shrug][Troubled Face]— Amber Edwards.

If it wasn’t the wrong occasion, Jane Sampson would have really burst into laughter.

The price of the vase has already gone from over 13 million to over 20 million.

The surge in price shocked Jane Sampson.

Meanwhile on Twitter.

Jane Sampson was still waiting for the result of the vase’s auction, while fervently instructing not to let Alexander Forest or James Black know that she had bid for a watch for James, yet somehow the news spread on Twitter at this time.

Someone took a photo of Jane Sampson bidding at the scene, judging by the angle, it should have been taken by someone behind her.

Possibly it was taken by an invited reporter and later posted on their private Twitter.

Jane Sampson’s fans were laughing under this Twitter post, each tagging James Black in the comment section.

Netizen: Let me manually tag @Jane’s Mr. Black, Investor Black, come quickly to see your extravagant wife bid for a watch for you!

Netizen: A watch costing nearly ten million, can I take a look at what it actually looks like? Is it adorned with gold and jade?

Netizen: Overbearing President Sampton spends a fortune for love, just to gain a smile from @Jane’s Mr. Black, this persona, isn’t flawed, right?