Claiming My Possessive CEO Husband

Chapter 305: 305: Do you know Xaviera Evans?

Throughout this, Caleb Mamet stood quietly beside him, neither saying a word nor showing any expression.

Xaviera Evans glanced at Caleb and several thoughts crossed her mind.

—”Yigol is such a smart guy! Praising Zara Woods would make it seem as if donating the violin served only as an excuse for her true intention of donating money, allowing Xavier Hamer to accept the violin without feeling burdened.” ‘Yigol is such a good brother! Why can’t some people say a single word?”

“The Woods family has mocked me many times. If Caleb bought a few items and presented them to me publicly, it would shut them up immediately!” “But it doesn’t matter now, since I’ve dealt with the Woods family myself!” Caleb Mamet’s lips curled up slightly.

It wasn’t that he didn’t want to give anything away; he was just waiting.

The auction items were arranged in ascending order of value, with the most precious and rare items coming up at the end, in order to keep everyone’s interest high.

And he had come today for the mysterious auction item.

At that time Xavier Hamer nodded, “To be honest, I really want this violin. Since that’s the case, I want to thank Miss Woods.”

Only then did Zara Woods feel relieved.

Although she lost a lot of money today, at least she could gain Xavier Hamer’s forgiveness, making the trip worthwhile. It would also pave the way for the Woods family to possibly venture into the art world in the future.

With three hundred million dollars spent on the violin, she could find a way to make it up through Mr. Hamer.

As Zara was considering this, Xavier Hamer suddenly spoke up, “Miss Woods, may I ask if I can give this violin to someone else?”

Zara Woods replied without hesitation, “No problem, since I’ve given it to Mr. Hamer, it’s yours. You’re free to give it to whomever you like. I heard you want to give it to your sister, right?”

Xavier Hamer’s eyes were full of mockery, “Yes.”

At this moment, the audience praised Zara Woods for her generosity, sincerity, and the Woods family’s strength, which even allowed them to buy a violin for three hundred million dollars without batting an eye.

Hearing the praises, Mrs. Woods and Suki Woods finally showed smiles on their faces.

Although they would unavoidably be scolded when they went home that night, it wasn’t a waste of three hundred million dollars, as they had gained something from it.

With renewed smugness, Suki Woods loudly mocked Xaviera, “Xaviera! My sister bought this violin at any cost to present it to Mr. Hamer. What about you?”

Xaviera spoke calmly, “I just bought it for myself, since I like it. I really can’t be as generous as Miss Woods, who spent three hundred million dollars on a violin and then immediately gave it away.”

Zara Woods looked smug, thinking that Xaviera had admitted to being inferior.

But the next moment, Xavier Hamer asked with some surprise, “You know

Xaviera?”

The misunderstanding at the mall where Suki Woods thought that Page Uland was financially supporting Xaviera had led Xavier Hamer to drive the Woods family out of the painting exhibition publicly.

At that time, Zara Woods did not believe that Xavier Hamer was Xaviera’s brother, thinking that he was merely trying to save face for Page Uland by saying such things.

Now that she was Xavier Hamer’s friend, if she could step on Xaviera and maybe…

Zara Woods’ expression was subtle, “We do know her, but…”

Xavier Hamer’s eyes were calm, “Miss Woods, it’s okay to say what’s on your mind.’

Upon hearing this, Suki Woods was sure there was bad blood between Xavier

Hamer and Xaviera.

Finally finding an opportunity to take revenge on Xaviera, Suki Woods couldn’t help but blurt out, “Mr. Hamer, Xaviera is not a good person! She’s always targeting my sister!”

“Suki, don’t talk nonsense, Xaviera…” Zara Woods pretended to stop her.

“Mr. Hamer, don’t mind Suki’s straightforwardness. It’s true that Xaviera can be willful and naughty, but as her sister, I should tolerate her.”

Xavier Hamer nodded, his expression unreadable..