Chapter 907 Drawing down the Curtain


    As Rowen was still suffering from the shock out of the failure of his malicious attempt, Connor, seeing


    all this, was almost possessed by fury burning inside of him. He red at Rowen and said to him in a


    warning tone, "You''d better give us a proper exnation for that, Rowen."


    With his gaze shifted from his hands towards Connor, Rowen grinned and answered, "Why should I?


    Stay out of my business, or you would know how it feels standing in the middle of my path!"


    "I have to remind you that you''re stepping on thend of others." Connor leant forwards and supported


    his chin with the back of his hands, "Maybe what you said is truly high above anything in W City, while


    you need to recognize that respect and proper manner are the basis when you are a guest." He


    cherished Maximilian as one of his most trustedpanions, and thus would not bear to see anyone


    try any despicable attempt on him, even for those who were as powerful and influential as Rowen.


    Though inside of him Rowen was ignited and about to burst into anger, he calmed himself down and


    tried to be self-restrained since he understood that the ce here was under others'' control, not him.


    "Well, all of this is a misunderstanding since the ring is supposed to be on the other hand of mine.


    Please forgive my carelessness, gentlemen." Said Rowen, staring at the two standing in front with his


    brow furrowed and cheeks strained. For him, this was the biggest concession he could ever make at


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    any other ce except W City.


    Connor slightly upturned his face with sharp eyes still fixed on Rowen and said coldly, "Save it, Rowen.


    There must be some other reasons youe to my city besides participating in some sorts of stupid


    auctions, and I want to know why."


    "Well." Rowen staring at Connor with his the corners of his mouth lifted a little, "I came here for


    business, a real and profitable enough business, with you, Boss Davies. Shall we talk about itter?"


    The experience dealing with Rowen for years told Connor that the business which Rowen had


    mentioned could by no means be mutual benefit. Noticing that the crowds around made it hard to talk


    about the business, Connor and Rowen made eye contact with each other and started to change their


    topics.


    For Maximilian, who sat between Connor and Rowen and pondered everything about the Hardy


    Ganoderma which could save the life of Victoria''s grandpa, he thought that it was waste of time to y


    gazing game with Rowen and wished to get what he wanted as soon as possible.


    At this moment, a beautiful youngdy dressed in cheongsam stepped out of the backstage and slowly


    went up to the stage. The illumination of the spotlights behind and above had perfectly drawn the


    outline of the shape of her fascinating figure, which was so charming that it drew the attention of almost


    every gentlemen at presence including Maximilian.


    Maximilian sighed for the beauty of thisdy and shifted his eyesight to elsewhere afterwards,


    identally finding that Rowen sitting aside was having his creepy eyes fixed on the figure of thedy


    on-stage and shedding saliva from his mouth.


    As Maximilian was groaning inside for the disgracefulness of Rowen, Connor clicked his tongue and


    sighed, "Well, it was surprising to see Arthur send his daughter to take charge of this auction."


    As the voice of Connor faded, Rowen turned to him immediately and asked excitedly, "You know who


    that girl is?''


    For Connor, he knew it was clear that in the head of Rowen there was nothing but despicable


    imagination about thedy. He then pinched in the middle between his brows, closed his eyes and said,


    "Damn it! What am I just talking about? There is no way that this girl is the girl."


    Rowen seemed unpleasant to hear that since he knew that Connor just didn''t want to share with him


    anything about thedy.


    Maximilian, sitting aside and listening to the description of Cassius, figured out that thedy on-stage


    was exactly the daughter of Arthur, the chairman of this auction.


    Unfortunately, the words had also slipped into the ears of Rowen. He then made up his mind that no


    matter what approaches he was going to resort to, he was going to take thatdy away.


    The first half of the auction was about toe to an end. With a hammer in her hands, Arthur''s


    daughter did well during the process of the auction, and sessfully clinched many deals.


    Maximilian took a nce at the curios exhibiting, and found that even the worst of them could be the


    most eye-catching item on any other auction in H city, which made him sigh again for the pomp and


    grandeur of the auction.