At this moment, the entire auction hall found Old Man Gu to be in the most dilemma.
He had already raised his paddle twice following Su Junqiang's bid.
In other words, it had become blatantly obvious that Old Man Gu intended to bid with Su Junqiang for Tang Bohu's "Thoughts on Returning Home on Donkey".
And, what's more ironic was that Old Man Gu dared to only increase the bid by one million each time.
Now Su Junqiang had doubled the stakes, directly raising the bid by twenty million.
At this moment, Old Man Gu truly didn't know whether to follow with a higher bid or not.
If he continued to bid higher, Old Man Gu couldn't be sure if Su Junqiang would keep escalating the price.
Old Man Gu had been confident, believing that Su Junqiang had become much gentler now, and wouldn't be so aggressive.
However, the continuous bidding by Su Junqiang was genuinely beyond Old Man Gu's expectations.
Old Man Gu's supposed deep understanding of Su Junqiang was merely arrogant self-delusion.
