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Madison paused a moment and stared at Serendipity like she was the dumbest sack of flesh she'd ever met, "Ninety thousand is an even number."

Refilling her own glass and ignoring the other vampire's order, Madison took a sip and caught the eye of the person keeping track of the bid, "One hundred and ten thousand."

Not in my book it isn't. Nine is not even. *she smirked a bit and then looked back to Jonah, where her attention should have been* 120,000, respectively.

Serendipity wrote:Not in my book it isn't. Nine is not even. *she smirked a bit and then looked back to Jonah, where her attention should have been* 120,000, respectively.

Apologizes for interjecting but I couldn't help but overhear. And being a bit compulsive about numbers myself? I felt the need to point out that 120,000 counts as an odd number in my book. Add it up into it's self and it comes out a 3.

True but at the same time, I wasn't saying it about 120, just the 90 dear. *smiles* Madison was the one that had to get snippy. I was merely referring to the 9.

"One isn't an even number either if you're picking out the individual parts that make up the number. But technically and definition ally speaking, you're both wrong. And just because, one hundred twenty nine thousand nine hundred and twenty one."

Madison smirked at the odd bid she had place, personally having a strange fondness for palindromes. Let them be forced to up her bid by an odd number and have to do a little math.

Madison wrote:one hundred twenty nine thousand nine hundred and twenty one..

129921
1 +2 +3+9+9+2+1= 27 & 2+7 =9 The master number is nine. And yes, I AM using numerology calculations.

*Seren rolled her eyes, her attentions now drawn to her soon to be husband that had walked in. She smiled to him and then continued her bid on Jonah* 135K

*From his seat in the back, Jan watches his future wife on stage and gives her a little nod of his head and a slight bow from his seat before sending her a quick mental communication*

"Now don't spend all your money in one place dear"

After having finished her impromptu violin concert, the tiny woman wandered near the back of the stage, then snuck up on the overly large man and poked a finger in to the middle of his back (which is about as high as she could reach) and chuckled, leaning to the side so she could stare up at him. "For a man as big as you, you certainly manage to disappear easily. How are you, Jonah?" She kept her voice quiet, not wanting to interrupt the bids as they rose to impressive numbers.

"One hundred and forty-five thousand!"