"Verify your assets?"
The moment Timothy Donovan said this, the room once again erupted in an uproar.
The guests present were no strangers to the practice of asset verification.
Before entering the auction hall, everyone had already had their assets verified. The minimum requirement was twenty million, a measure to prevent guests from bidding on items they couldn't afford to pay for.
But to demand another asset verification mid-auction—that was an unprecedented, earth-shattering first, even for this auction house.
Especially since the final owner of the item hadn't even been decided yet, suddenly demanding to verify a guest's assets seemed, by any measure, intended to humiliate.
