His hand delved into his pocket, finding the touch of the petite velvet box.
During their last movie date, he gauged the circumference of Rena’s finger with his own hand.
He had accurately estimated Rena’s ring size.
The desire to present her with this ring had long resided within him, yet he struggled to find the opportune moment.
Even if Rena declined the gift, he believed her tender-hearted nature would at least acknowledge his love. He knew she was a kind girl with a soft heart. Just as before, she harbored her own regrets but still consoled Betty.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtNow, Waylen regarded Rena as part of his family.
He yearned to take Rena to Betty’s resting place and introduce her to his grandmother.
Yet, he exercised restraint. It wasn’t the right time.
Someday, when Rena willingly wore the ring upon her finger, he would undoubtedly escort her there.
As Rena had an early morning business trip, she opted not to stay overnight. Waylen summoned the driver to transport her back.
And so, she departed.
Within the opulent villa’s grand hall, the crystal lights exuded a hint of solitude. Seated alone on the sofa, Waylen retrieved the velvet box from his trouser pocket.
With a gentle flick, it opened, revealing a dazzling diamond ring- weighing an impressive 52 carats.
Diamonds were universally adored by women.
Waylen yearned to make Rena his, his heart brimming with a desire to heal the wounds she had endured.
After pondering for a while, Waylen dialed Jazlyn’s number. “Assist me in reshuffling my schedule. I must be in Heron in a few days.”
Jazlyn inquired casually, “Is there a new case in Heron?”
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmLeaning his head against the sofa, Waylen responded straightforwardly, “No. Rena will be on a business trip there.”
Jazlyn grasped the situation instantly.
With a gleaming smile, Jazlyn remarked, “I’m on it right now, Mr. Fowler.”
Waylen ended the call, basking in a cheerful mood. He had no intentions of divulging this news to Rena.
After all, surprises always delighted women.
Rena led a team of six individuals and dedicated herself to work in Heron for two consecutive days.
The project proved to be lucrative but it demanded considerable effort from her.