By the time the price of the mine was called at $500 million, the number of participants would obviously decrease. At this time, Leo had already eaten his plate of fruit and wiped his hands on the wet towel delivered by the waiter, shouting, "600 million."
The crowd looked, and the rich businessman who had shouted 500 million thought that no one would compete with him, twitched his face and finally gave up. The host on the stage was happy, asking if there was any bid higher than 600 million. Alston had been patiently waiting for a bid from Mr. Dover or Mr. Shelton. He knew who the real competitors were. He chuckled at Leo's bidding price, raising his hand and saying, "700 million."
The price was getting higher and higher. Compared to the value of the mine on the diamond market, the price of the mine was lower, so it proved that there was a huge profit margin.
