Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 11

The end of the red carpet was buzzing with a crowd.

Marian stood right in the middle. She was dressed simply, in a style that suggested she had just come back from a morning walk in the park, with a long coat and trousers. Despite her silver hair, she looked much younger than her age, with a bright spirit, clear eyes, and barely noticeable wrinkles at the corners of her eyes. Her slightly plump face still retained its collagen. 'A true example of aging gracefully,' Chloe thought to herself.

Behind her was a podium loaded with gifts from the guests, various gift boxes, large and small, already stacked high. At that moment, Lisa was presenting a square brocade box as a gift.

"Ma’am, this is from my family, a custom jewelry set from QUEEN, valued at eight million dollars."

QUEEN was an internationally renowned luxury jewelry brand that had taken the world by storm just three years ago. Its exquisite designs had quickly become a favorite among the global elite.

at the jewelry in the box and smiled, "Thank

Everyone knows that QUEEN only accepts private commissions, and each piece is unique. It took me a lot of effort to acquire this necklace because I felt that only something unique as QUEEN could

Lisa could finish, the waiter had already taken the box,

entering, everyone had to register their names at the entrance

next to Leah. She couldn't understand why the Meadows family's generous and valuable gift hadn't made more of an impression. Not even a whisper

brought gifts of immense value. Imperial emerald carvings, ancient porcelain, topaz vases, and antique paintings and calligraphy were all worth millions. In comparison, her eight-million-dollar jewelry seemed

gift is from the Moncada family

gaze fell on Chloe. As Chloe presented her gift, a mocking smile appeared on Lisa's face. Chloe opened her brocade box, revealing small pieces of incense,

hope you like the gifts we

Chloe was too full of herself. All of Marian's

the box, smelled it, and smiled broadly,