Love's Perfect Match

The girls standing around them were avid fans of Emma. All of them thought Emma had a conflicted look on her face because she was embarrassed.

“See? Everyone thinks you’re feeling guilty,” Elspeth said, smiling brightly at Emma. “Oh, wait. They think you’re humble. It is only a phone call, Miss Walker. It’s nothing big.”

Emma gritted her teeth and kept quiet, too scared to speak.

The call went through. Harper was sleeping when Elspeth called, so he answered the call with messy hair and a sleepy look in his eyes. Even so, his attractiveness could not be hidden.

“What is it, Elsie?” he asked.

Emma had been hoping Harper would actually be the seller she had contacted, but her heart sank when she saw his face.

“Is the Heart of Rupert still with you?” Elspeth asked.

Harper took a sip of water to wake himself up. “Yes. Why?”

“A woman here says you sold her the watch. Can you see if it’s her?”

When Harper spotted the awkward smile on Emma’s face, he frowned. “Who is this? Why would I sell off the watch? You know I only buy watches, and I never sell anything.”

“Forget about her. Can you show everyone here the watch?” Elspeth asked.

She was afraid the crowd would think she was lying. If Emma seized the chance to pull the wool over their eyes, her reputation would be smeared again.

However, Harper was confused but still brought out the watch from his collection. The moment the box opened, everyone’s eyes were glued to it. It was gleaming with a faint blue glow surrounding it. A red diamond heart was embedded in the center of the watch. It looked so much more dazzling than the watch Emma gave Mr. Winthrop.

that’s all, I’m going back to bed.” He shrugged and

looked at Emma’s pale face and doubtfully asked, “Why don’t you explain

the task to someone else,” Emma replied, stuttering. “I spent

matter if you bought an imitation product,” Elspeth interrupted. “The most revolting people are those who intentionally buy imitation products.” The smirk on her face was so

“Do you feel dizzy? If you do, feel free to pass out right now. If you’re unconscious, you don’t care how others

to faint, but when she heard that, she froze, unsure what to do. If she had passed out at

course not. Naturally, I

to apologize?” Elspeth interrupted once more. “You’re a public figure, though. It would be bad if the

around them that it

your reputation will suffer

her cheeks

not mean to buy an imitation product. I

nitpick about this. After all, she did it with good intentions. She didn’t

said another member of the crowd. “Emma is not that kind of

of a few drops of

you keep on like that,

know you don’t like me, but you didn’t need to be so hostile,” Emma replied,

the crowd was starting to defend Emma, Elspeth chuckled. “Hostile? Miss Walker, don’t you think you should go to an appraiser whenever you buy something? You are a public figure. One single mistake

in her mind, Stop talking! She was panicking hard inside but still

whispered. “So, what if she bought an imitation watch? Who can ensure they would never

girl who seemed pretty well-off. Judging by how she dressed, she looked like someone from

you have

can be certain they would never buy imitation products. This is merely

told you everyone would buy an imitation product at some point?” Elspeth found that statement hilarious as she looked at the girl disdainfully. “Pardon me, but I became a certified appraiser at sixteen. Not once in my life have I bought anything fake. Not everyone is like you; even after buying a fake