I Accidentally Got Auctioned for a Date… My CEO Just Bid $5,000 to Keep Me

Chapter 11

Their granddaughter began volunteering at the charity.

She wanted to become a pediatric nurse.

Sophie mentored her.

Alexander helped too.

The family legacy had become service.

Not wealth.

Not status.

Service.

One evening, the granddaughter asked:

“Grandma, did Grandpa know you’d become his wife?”

Sophie laughed.

“No.”

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“Was he sure?”

“No.”

“Then why did he bid?”

Sophie thought.

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“Because he saw something he liked.”

“What?”

“Kindness.”

The girl smiled.

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“Was Grandpa kind?”

“Sometimes.”

Alexander called from the next room:

“I heard that.”

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Everyone laughed.

Then Sophie became serious.

“Your grandfather had money.”

“But money isn’t what made him special.”

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“What did?”

“He used it to create opportunities instead of control people.”

The granddaughter nodded.

She understood.

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That was the lesson Sophie wanted to pass on.

Her marriage had worked because Alexander never used his wealth to make her dependent.

He created room.

She created room for him too.

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They were equals.

Different strengths.

Same respect.

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