Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1635

As people behind them continued bidding, the host raised the hairpin’s price.

Soon, it reached three million five hundred and twenty thousand.

Before Rachel could reject him again, Odin suggested, “We can start dating for now.

We’ll spend time together as boyfriend and girlfriend.

If you still don’t want to marry me later, we can break up.

Shelia,

I don’t think it’s a bad deal.”

Rachel looked at him and noticed that his eyes resembled Victor’s.

Although they had physical similarities, she never thought they looked like brothers due to their contrasting personalities.

Yet, witnessing Odin’s persistence, she realized both brothers shared stubbornness.

No matter how many times they failed, they would do anything to get what they wanted.

This was the case with both Victor and Odin.

Rachel suddenly understood that Odin had been emulating Victor all along, from his work style to his daily habits.

He was trying to surpass Victor, even though he had passed away.

Even if Victor was dead, he was still an obstacle for Odin to overcome.

Dealing with stubborn people was futile, and rejecting their demands was pointless.

The only way to make them let go was by willingly surrendering the opportunity.

Rachel took out her phone, switched the system, and sent a message to Quintin.

“Okay.” Once the message was sent, she placed her phone on her lap.

“If you win this hairpin, I’ll accept you as my boyfriend.”

Odin grabbed the bidding paddle and raised it.

“I bid seven million and forty thousand,” he announced.

His declaration silenced the crowd.

Odin had effectively doubled the hairpin’s price, which had just reached around three million.

The host hesitated briefly before regaining composure.

“Mr.

Sullivan bids seven million and forty thousand! Anyone else interested in bidding? Thirty seconds.

If…”

Odin smirked, gazing at Rachel as if she were a prize to be won.

The hairpin’s craftsmanship was truly exceptional, and the love story behind it was captivating.

However, it was merely a hairpin.

People would be reluctant to spend around seven million on it, especially when competing against the CEO of Sullivan Group.

Odin was certain no one would dare outbid him.

Rachel’s phone vibrated on her lap; it was a message from Quintin.