Chapter 1469 - Cooperating Again (1/2)

Chapter 1469: Cooperating AgainTranslator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

As soon as the price was quoted, dickens and the others felt helpless

Li Du gave them a reserve price of 280,000 dollars, which was now exceeded What could they do?

When the auction was over, Logan took the house and paid 300,000 for it

Li Du looked at Logan, who happened to be looking at hi hian’s ability could be seen from this auction He directly offered 300,000 dollars, which was thethe house with this price meant there would be little to no profit space

However, he took the house from Li Du, and Li Du and the others would have no chance to profit

Hans, for whom it was the first time in such auction, touched his chin and said, “Hey, brother, there’s so between you two”

Li Du said, “I sent his brother to prison, and I guess he will stay in there his whole life”

“You still do things in such a hard way,” Hans said

The fourth house was a detached property too, and Li Du was interested This time he valued the house at 350,000 dollars Ollie bid 300,000 dollars and no one else spoke up He was excited and was prepared to take the house, when Logan called out, “340,000!”

The veins on Ollie’s forehead twitched and he slapped his thigh “daainst us!”

Li Du stopped hi to take the house at that price, he was prepared to let hiet revenge

As long as Li Du and his treasure hunters did not bid, Logan would not either Realizing at this, Hans touched his chin with a thoughtful expression and left the rooain, but his ied He was clean-shaven, he put on a different T-shi+rt, and he wore sunglasses and a hat that would nize him for those who did not know him well

Another house that Li Du was interested in was put up for auction This was a small villa with a ood, close to the faeles middle school Saint Elsen

Li Du hi price was 450,000 dollars, and he offered 500,000 at once

Logan wanted to make an offer, but soan glanced at the bidder, who seemed unfaave up the idea ofanother offer and waited

Li Du followed the quotation, “610,000!”