A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 46

Calliope let out a sigh of relief. "I'm glad you do. The rings, well, I thought the ones we bought before were a bit too big and flashy for everyday wear. So I found this pair. I really like the style. What do you think?" "If you like them, then so do I."

He took the women's ring and gently slid it onto her finger. Then, he handed her the men's ring.

Calliope's cheeks flushed ever so slightly. She hadn't expected him to make such a moment out of it. With a shy smile, she slipped the ring onto his finger.

"Great taste," Silas grinned. "I really like it! And it fits perfectly!"

"As long as you like it," Calliope said, feeling a wave of reassurance wash over her.

She had been a bit worried because of what Gideon said, fearing Silas might not appreciate these things. Not that she couldn't afford something to match Silas's style, but those things weren't easy to find. Of course, there was plenty of time, and she planned to get him something special when she found the right piece.

Silas had supported her in many ways, and now that they were married, it was only fair to return the favor. No matter what secrets Silas had or what his past was, after being let down by Gideon, she wasn't about to find a match for herself. If things went smoothly with Silas and he didn't mind, she was willing to make a good life with him.

guy; why would she say no

the rings and

"What's that?"

soon noticed another bag

replied, taking an unwitting step backward, "Nothing important! Some of my clothes. Haha. Well, I'll just

around and dashed towards the stairs, clearly

the feeling that something

retreating figure, he furrowed his brows slightly. What thing couldn't he check? What else did she

couldn't figure it out, but when Calliope stumbled on

aside and heading toward

her downfall as she tripped once more, sending the bag flying. Its contents spilled out across

face flushed crimson with embarrassment, wishing she could vanish into

in the open. Not a

has Portia