Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 314

Angela was a little suspicious of what it was as she took the box and opened it. Inside lay an emerald bracelet identical to the one she had. It was exquisite and elegant.

Her eyes lit up. "Where did you find this dupe?"

She picked up the bracelet, comparing it to hers. "How much was it? I'll send you the money."

It was good to have a duplicate to wear. If she went to Bamford Manor next time,

it wouldn't look good if Joseph saw her wrist bare.

Dexter rolled his eyes. "Do you really think I'd buy a dupe, Angela?"

She chuckled awkwardly. "Then this must've been expensive."

"It's in the double digits. It's not worth that much." Dexter snorted lightly before walking out the door.

Curious, Angela later asked Rocky about it. Rocky told her Dexter had gotten one of his friends, a jewelry maker, to bring this piece from a remote place.

It was a one-of-a-kind treasure-something money couldn't easily buy.

She was momentarily stunned.

that if she

she didn't accept it, it would just go to waste. Since Dexter went through so much trouble to get it for her, the best thing

set of photos for her, capturing the bracelet from various angles and making sure to highlight it. She

Joseph liked the post and commented, "I gave you that so long ago, and you're

couldn't help feeling

minutes later, Dexter liked the post without leaving

she posted it, but his focus wasn't on the bracelet-it was on her slender, fair wrist and delicate fingers. He

a long time, scrolling through the pictures over and over. He even forgot what he

Dexter remained motionless, resting his chin

before they all

peek, but Dexter simply switched his phone to the other hand, keeping it out

keep discussing. The last proposal won't do," Dexter

unsure of whether to

anything, I will." Right then, Carl Brock, the project team manager, stood up. "For the

can't just entrust the project to a small construction firm. We should try partnering with

out a low chuckle from the head of the

always been a man of few words, so much so