Dylan had a good temper.

He didn't show any irritation and even thoughtfully adjusted the seat for her, mimicking the gestures of a devoted husband. Naturally, she wasn't convinced.

Laura, sitting next to them, was taken aback.

She glanced anxiously at her husband, worried he might react poorly.

Edwin smoothed his trousers and said, "I don't want to see him, but there's only so much I can control!"

He turned her head away, instructing firmly, “Don't look at him again!"

He was here to support his wife, his sister, and his mother.

Additionally, he planned to purchase some jewelry for his wife.

However, what unfolded next truly surprised him.

Dylan bought almost every item on auction.

Whenever Olivia showed even just slightest interest in something, he quickly bid on it and secured it for a steep price.

In just half an hour, he had spent over 200 million.

He was so wasteful with money!

Edwin moved closer to Dylan and said meaningfully, "Mr. Wright, I must say, I envy you. As a single man, you're free to spend whatever you wish!"

With a blank expression, Dylan focused on the stage. “Mr. Evans, you do have a sharp tongue. Could it be your marriage is troubled?"

Edwin smiled.

He wrapped his arm around his wife's waist and replied casually, “Quite the opposite! My wife and I are extremely compatible and happy together. We don't need material things to enhance our life. Laura is quite frugal."

Dylan was left without a response.

During the latter part of the auction, Edwin purchased a set of blue diamond jewelry for Laura, which was both stunning and pricey.

She wasn't particularly keen on lavish accessories.

Nevertheless, she accepted the gifts graciously, not wanting to dampen the mood.

Their affectionate and warm exchanges were noticeable. Dylan watched them with a sense of envy. If only things had been different...

Could Olivia and he have been just as happy?

Cecilia later walked Olivia to the restroom.